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In the beginning of the book there was the trial/hearing for Tris. Before she had been called a traitor for not letting Tori kill Jeanine, their enemy. They realized she wasn't a traitor and let her free. Tobias realizes he doesn't want to be under Evelyn's command anymore so they came up with a plan. Recently there's been conflict regarding leaving the community. There's a group called the Allegiant and they want to leave the city. They decide to get a group and leave the city.
In the process of leaving the city Tori dies and they meet Amar and Zoe. Amar was Four's old trainer from Dauntless. Four was surprised when he saw him and Amar had to explain that he faked his own death along with some other Divergent at the time. Zoe gave Tris a group photo with her mom in it, which interested Tris and from there they went to the Bureau. At the Bureau they found out that their whole life/home was just an experiment, and they were monitored all teh time.
A more recent conflict is that Uriah was put into a coma and they find out that the Divergent are genetically healed. The rest are genetically damaged and that worries Four and the others who aren't Divergent. They find out that the Bureau has made the serum to take over people's brains and they made a deal with Jeanine. They admit that they're going to try and eliminate Abnegation and Tris wants to do something.
In the first part of this book Tris sort of uses the method of nonviolence that MLK used. She could have easily hurt Jeanine she sort of knew that violence was not the answer. The surprising part of this book is that so many characters come back such as Amar. I liked how you included mini summaries of each conflict which made it easier to understand. Great Blog Post!
ReplyDeleteThere seems to be a lot of conflict in the book. Do you think there is more conflict in "Allegiant" or "Divergent?" I found it interesting that Tori didn't kill Jeanie sine Jeanie was the enemy. It was also interesting that the court let her free. Overall, great blog.
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