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Ender Wiggins Legend

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Essay I am gonna tell you my story and how I became a legend, I am a little boy named Ender Wiggins I am 8 years old, I know what you are thinking who would name their child ender.Well my real name is Andrew but I was given the name ender by my section leaders, Let me start from the beginning Where it all started Today is January 1, the year of 1978 I am an autistic kid with 2 siblings my sister Valentine who I love dearly has always been there for me she is 13 years old, but now I am starting to grow up and I have to learn how to fight and stand up for myself, My brother Peter who literally beats the mess out of me nearly everyday and I think I’m at the point where I have had enough. The next morning I am woken up by ice cold water because my brother peter decided to pour it on me as a joke, I immediately began to cry and call for Valentine,but peter was tired of her always saving me from him, so he slammed the door and locked it! He said “ she can't …show more content…

When I got there, the first night no one messed with me or barely said anything, so that was kinda nice. But around 6 in the morning I was awoken for battle training at the zero gravity camp.We had flew to space over night and now we are going to start training. Well it wasn't hard at the start but as it got harder I messed up a lot and a few weeks later I was being picked on by a bugger. His name was randy and he had a gang with him and they all joined him as he picked on me. I decided to go to the bathroom to get away but they followed, While in the bathroom randy grabbed me and threw me on the ground and told me to fight him! I refused, he kept hitting me over and over, and I was through with it! I pushed him and he slipped and hit his head on the sink and I jumped on top of him and started hitting him. His gang pulled me off him and said look, there was blood coming from the back of his head. Randy was DEAD! I HAD KILLED HIM AND IT WAS ALL MY

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