Ender's Game--1

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Ender lies on the floor, at Peter's mercy.

There are circumstances surrounding Ender's involvement in the Stilson boy's death. Once one understands the whole situation, Ender's crime appears much less severe.

Peter threatens to Ender as they play, but they both knew there is a part of Peter that really might want to dissect Ender alive.

Ender mistakenly believes that the government wishes to the order that allowed him to be born, but he is wrong. They would never disavow or take back the life of someone so valuable.

Though in reality Peter appears to have no morals at all, Locke, his net persona, presents himself as concerned with the morality of government. Locke appears principled in the extreme.

Ender does not know until much later that his bloody, confrontation with Stilson resulted in the boy's death.

Ender's father is willing to his beliefs and his heritage in order to assimilate into the dominant culture.

Ender starts Battle School while his mind and his personality are still enough for the School to form him into the person they need him to be.