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I wouldn't say they're patronizing, but they don't often portray child characters that have any complexity or agency. That is more rare, and I think it's one r
by ef4 13y ago
I wouldn't say they're patronizing, but they don't often portray child characters that have any complexity or agency.
That is more rare, and I think it's one reason for Ender's Game's enduring appeal to young readers.
- humanrebar 13y agoI think kids in real life tend to be treated as though they lack complexity and agency.