Title: List of Ender's Game characters - Wikipedia
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Ender's Game
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List of Ender's Game characters
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Wiggin family
Battle School students
Ender's jeesh
Other Battle School students
International Fleet personnel
Other Ender's Game characters
Characters introduced in Speaker for the Dead
Figueira family
OS Venerados family
Other colonists
Pequeninos
Characters introduced in Xenocide
Characters from Ender in Exile
Shakespeare planet
Ganges planet
Characters introduced in the Ender's Shadow / Bean Quartet series
References

Content: Later she helps Peter on his rise to power by becoming " Demosthenes ", an essayist whose rabble-rousing demagoguery is contrasted strongly against Peter's statesmanlike essays as " Locke ". After the end of the Formic War, she leaves with Ender on an odyssey through time and space, turning Demosthenes into a historian whose essays are considered the definitive word on whatever subject they address. After marrying on the planet Trondheim, she eventually uproots her family to follow Ender to Lusitania, where she helps to defuse the onrushing Lusitania Fleet and the impending shadow of xenocide. John Paul Wiggin and Theresa Wiggin are Ender's parents. While Ender's Game portrays them as being dull and oblivious, despite the genius children they raised, both characters are fleshed out in later works and revealed to be more intelligent than even their children imagined. John Paul is Catholic and Theresa Mormon. Furthermore, Colonel Graff revealed that Ender's father was baptized with the surname Wieczorek, hinting at his Polish roots, and was born the seventh of nine children, a serious offense in the Enderverse's overpopulation sanctions, both of which he has cast himself away from. Battle School students
Ender's jeesh
Ender's jeesh (an Arabic word meaning 'army') is a collection of his closest friends at Battle School, particularly those who serve under him in Dragon Army in Battle School before serving as team leads under his command during the Third Invasion, ending with the destruction of the Formic homeworld. As chronicled in the Bean Quartet, many of them move into positions of international significance during the chaotic years after the end of the Formic War, particularly due to the machinations of Achilles de Flandres . Alai (pronounced ah-lie) is a Muslim of North African descent.