Question

6.What does the wording in my quotations imply?

Answer 1

@Elsa213 urm i dont know what it means e.e

Answer 2

Where are your quotes?

Answer 3

idk e.e thats why im confused

Answer 4

it says MY quotation so am i suppose to get one e.e and does it matter what it is e.e

Answer 5

What statement in the novel helps support your previous answer?

Answer 6

ohhhhh e.e Urmmmm

Answer 7

“Human beings are free except when humanity needs them.”
Meaning children are free unless humanity needs them then they must be forced into becoming solider

Answer 8

That's a quote from the story? o:

Answer 9

isnt that what its talking about

Answer 10

a statement from the novel that supports my answer

Answer 11

Yeyeyeye

I think they want a quote to show how the issue was solved, though.

Answer 12

idk tho T~T ughhhhhhhhhhhh

Answer 13

Get the quotes that signify his change.
Like his victories, sticking up for himself, etc.

Answer 14

He used one of the public desks in the game room to register for an earth-gravity personal combat course during the hour immediately after breakfast. He didn’t plan to get vengeance on Bonzo for hitting him. But he did intend that no one would be able to do that to him again.

Answer 15

`He didn’t plan to get vengeance on Bonzo for hitting him. But he did intend that no one would be able to do that to him again.`

One quote to prove your answer. cx

Now explain how it helps your answer. e.e

Answer 16

The wording in this quote implies that ender's didnt want to get stronger to put pain upon others but so he can defend himself and not allow others to walk over him.

Answer 17

@Elsa213 e.e

Answer 18

Yerpp