Ender
Brings things close
Ender is a given name, most famously borne by the protagonist of Orson Scott Card's novel *Ender's Game* (1985).
The character's influence has made Ender recognizable in science fiction circles and occasionally chosen as a baby name.
It also exists as a Turkish name meaning "very rare." (Lowercase ender means something that concludes.)
character
Story's central figure
- strategyPlanned approach to goals
- commanderPerson with authority over others
- sci-fiFuturistic fiction, abbreviated
- zero gravityAbsence of apparent weight
protagonist
Story's central figure
- strategyPlanned approach to goals
- commanderPerson with authority over others
- sci-fiFuturistic fiction, abbreviated
zero gravity · mind game · Peter · Valentine
- Sci-Fi CharactersLuke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Yoda, Princess Leia, Chewbacca
- 3D printing3D printer, 3D printers, filament, ABS, slicer
- Orson Scott CardLost Boys, The Swarm, Bean, Petra, Valentine
- childhood themeschildhood trauma, nostalgia, innocence, imagination, play
- Saviorssavior, messiah, redeemer, deliverer, liberator
temporal position in process
Enderbeginner
One who lacks experience
starter · initiator · originator · opener · inaugurator
- the endFinal point of something
- in the endAfter all is considered
- dead endPassage without outlet
- end upUltimately arrive at
- end of the worldComplete destruction of everything
- ended upEventually arrived at
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