In "Ender's Game" by Orson Scott Card, the most-interesting character is Andrew Wiggin (also known as Ender), who was the third, government authorized child; most families were only allowed two. His older brother, Peter and older sister, Valentine showed promise, so the I.F. requested his birth. Ender was always left-out because he was a third and had a monitor (a device that allows the military to record your life). Ender was always afraid of his older brother because Peter resented him for being special. Valentine always cared for Ender and protected him from Peter.

The I.F. like him because he was efficient and finished the job. Ender worked well under stress and was quickly realized as the most successful student in battle school.

Ender went to command school and was put under so much stress he almost went insane. For the final exam, Ender defeated a...