Shadow of the Giant

Style and Technique

In Shadow of the Giant, Orson Scott Card employs a style that blends elements of science fiction with psychological drama. The language of the work is rich with technical terms and strategic discussions, emphasizing the intellectual atmosphere of the book. The author skillfully uses internal monologues and dialogues to reveal the inner world of the characters and their motivations. Literary techniques include flashbacks and parallel storylines, which help to deepen the understanding of the backstory and the unfolding events. The narrative structure is designed to gradually immerse the reader in the complex relationships between the characters, as well as their struggle for survival and leadership in a post-apocalyptic world. Card pays special attention to character development, their moral dilemmas, and personal growth, making the book not only an exciting science fiction work but also a profound psychological drama.