I've been reading Orson Scott Card's books for 7 years. I've watched him mature from a great writer to a sensational one. I'm going to give an example from bean; Card talks about his emotional reactions being stilted, because he didn't learn them from an early age, and yet none of his actions are truly stilted. He feels awkward, and yet at the same time Card conveys his actual actions as completely, believably, human. In other words, he displays Bean as feeling emotionally stunted, but at the same time his actions show maturity. I wonder how may of his readers see how deeply he writes. I wonder if I truly see how deeply he writes.