Orson Scott Card (Narrator)

"Ender's Game is played by children, but for adults."

"He was afraid of being afraid."

"The only thing that distinguishes a good strategy from a bad strategy is that it works."

"He might even be happy."

"He was like a magnet. Everyone wanted to be near him."

"They had learned that they had to be clever."

"Ender was a killer in spite of everything."

"He had already proven his worth."

"The light was blinding."

"He understood her better than anyone else."

"They had to kill him."

"He was chosen."

"The message was clear."

"He was faster than anyone."

"He felt nothing."

"The future was uncertain."

"They would remember him."

"He could not go back."

"He was alone."

"The game is never a game for those who fight it."

"He was afraid of his power and what it might do."

"The saddest thing about any person is that when he has truly lived, he must die."

"We never know which of our actions will prove important."

"Children are not naturally honest creatures."

"The fantasies that sustain us are increasingly at war with reality."

"Simulation and reality are becoming indistinguishable."

"He was born for command."

"He was a perfect soldier from the beginning."

"Knowledge is power."

"They came first."