Ender in Exile

Ender constantly grapples with the burden of command and the moral dilemmas it brings. Did anyone else feel this inner conflict added depth to his character?

This book explores a different phase of Ender's life, and I'm curious whether the author envisioned this as a natural continuation or a new direction from the start.

Some parts felt slow, but it seemed intentional to give space for character reflection. What did others think about the rhythm of the narrative?