In my book Divergent, I
think the main character Tris, I an epic hero. She faces challenges and tries
to fight and overcome them. While overcoming these challenges she makes friends
and enemies who help and harm her. Tris tries to follow the rules but sometimes
she has to break morals and promises to save the ones she loves. She has to
keep secrets than can kill her so she has to keep these secrets from her
friends and family.
In the book, society is cast into five
factions: Abnegation- the selfless, Euridite- the smart, Amity- the people of
peace, Dauntless- the brave, and Candor- the honest. Every person is cast into
one of these factions based on a test they take when they are sixteen. But Tris
is special. Tris is Divergent, so she has the characteristics of more than one
faction. She is smart, selfless, and brave. Being Divergent isn’t a superpower
but she can still do stuff that others can’t. Tris doesn’t remind me of any
other character because she isn’t really cliché. Sometimes she makes really
stupid decisions that make you want to hate her, but she is also there to save
her friends and her friends are there to save her. Sometimes she isn’t brave
but she always tells herself, “I can do this.”
The
villains in my book change throughout the series. I’m reading the third book
right now and the bad person is Evelyn. She is wronged in some way because she
was kicked out of her faction and is now factionless but is trying to rise up
to power. She is obsessed with revenge and wants to destroy the factions and
their leaders. She once said she would never do anything like the faction
leaders but now she has power of all the factionless and is using it harshly. She
detached from everyone that meant something to her.
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