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Orson Scott Card

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Biographies

 

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Hannah C

 

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February 20, 2017

 

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University

 

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A devoted Mormon, he believes that all fiction has a strong moral message. He believes that the message should be positive. Nevertheless, his choice of subject matter and the amount of violence in his books have led raised eyebrows in the Mormon church. Card's characters are usually put in a position of having to make difficult and interesting moral choices...
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Card's characters are usually put in a position of having to make difficult and interesting moral choices. Card believes that it is the character's interaction with other people which makes him interesting. Family is also an important theme in his work. Background. OSC was born in Richland, Washington, 1951 and was named after his grandfather, Orson Rega Card...
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