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Argumentative Essay: What Makes Bonzo So Angry With Ender

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Bonzo is so angry with Ender because he punishes Ender and wants him to suffer But Ender rebounds stronger every time he is punished .He, in Bonzo’s mind , is stronger because no matter what he does Ender bounces right back. Bonzo finds Ender to be stronger than him and it hurts his pride. Because, he is a proud person and proud people don't like their pride or reputation to be hurt. He doesn't like that someone under him like Ender could be better at somethings than Bonzo. That's my reasoning behind why Bonzo is so angry with Ender. My evidence is what is said between Dink meeker on pages 107-111

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