The climax is the turning point.
Where things cahnge rapidly,
and where it is most suspensful.
Most of you would agree with me that the climax is the finding that it wasn't a game.
If.. I said that was the climax.
I think that the climax is when Ender finds the giant's hill in Buggerlands
The buggers understood Ender the best out of all humans
In the giant's hill Ender finds a Hive Queen Cocoon. Ender hids her, and keeps her safe.
It is the climax, because it is a greater turning point. It tells us that a specie that is supposed to be extinct and the extiction was all the story was about. Then it tells us they are alive.
What a turing point? Eh?
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Well... I thought that the climax of this book was when Ender fights off all the buggers in the Third Invasion. Yet, I guess what you said could be the climax. When Ender makes a decision to hide Hive Queen, I think this was the big turning point because he almost had a chance of extincting the bugger species. After reading your blog entry, I am getting confused what the book's climax is;;;
Wow. I've never seen the climax that way you said it. I also thought the climax was when I found out that the game wasn't actually the game. However, after reading your explanation, I totally agree with you that this could be the climax too. As you said, the species that were supposed to be extinct, is actually extant and also because it is the part of the greatest irony in my opinion. I think it was ironic for Ender, who was the commander who wiped out the Buggers, but he is actually the one in the end who saves them from being extinct. Very creative, Inhyuk.
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