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Characters introduced in Speaker for the Dead
Battle School students
Wiggin family
International Fleet personnel
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- First Formic War
- Ender's Game series Ender's Game (series)
Wiggin family
- Andrew "Ender" Wiggin
- International Fleet Space force
- Battle School Military academy
- Formics
- Xenocide Genocide
- Speaker for the Dead
- Sociopath Antisocial personality disorder
- Sadistic Sadistic personality disorder
- Hegemon
- Demosthenes
- Demagoguery Demagogue
- Locke John Locke
- Catholic
- Mormon
Battle School students
- Achilles de Flandres
- Muslim
- North African North Africa
- Salaam As-salamu alaykum
- Caliph
- Greek Greeks
- Igbo Igbo people
- Rotterdam
- Peter Wiggin
- Dutch Dutch people
- Ender's Shadow
- Australian Australia (continent)
- Ender's Game
- British British people
- Peruvian Peruvians
- Filipino Philippines
- China
- Cheater Cheater (short story)
- Yuan Shikai
- Armenian Armenians
- Shadow of the Giant
- Japanese Japan
- Bean Bean (Enderverse)
- Belarus
- Warsaw Pact
- Murdering Murder
- India
- Russia
- Islam
- Europe
International Fleet personnel
- Principal Principal (school)
- Hegemony
- Harrison Ford
- Māori Māori people
- Hive mind Group mind (science fiction)
- Relativistic speeds Relativistic speed
- Ben Kingsley
- American football
- Viola Davis
- Polemarch
Other Ender's Game characters
- Jane Jane (Ender's Game)
Characters introduced in Speaker for the Dead
- Beatification
- Xenobiologist
- Descolada virus Descolada
- Dog
- Glands Gland
- Cuckoldry
- Xenology
- Brain damage
- Atheistic Atheist
- Christian evangelist Evangelism
- Martyred Martyr
- Holy Ghost
- Laser
- Binocular vision
- Depth perception
- Family
- Physics
- Metaphysics
- Faster-than-light travel
- Hyperspace Hyperspace (science fiction)
- Xenocide
- Bishop of the Catholic church Bishops in the Catholic Church
- Portuguese Portuguese language
- Monk
- Alien Extraterrestrial life
- Species
- Virus
- Christ
- Massacre
- Children of the Mind
Characters introduced in Xenocide
- Genetic modification
- OCD Obsessive–compulsive disorder
- Queen Mother of the West
- Mutated Mutation
Characters from Ender in Exile
Characters introduced in the Ender's Shadow/Bean Quartet series
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