Divergent thoughts

I have finally finished the long book of Divergent. I really like how everything unfolded and turned out in the end as to resolving the conflict. Over all I would recommend this book to a friend because this book has everything to drama, to action and exciting parts of the book that made you feel like you where the one fighting for your life, and the one in love. This book ended with a semi cliff hanger. Although Trice and Four know how they feel about each other, but it gets me more curious about what they are going to when they reach the Amity. The story ended with Trice ruining Jeanine's plan to get rid of the Abnegation by using the Dauntless to kill them all. Jeanine's plan was to use and control the Dauntless to kill and get rid of all of the Abnegation. The plan was also supposed to find out and kill all who are the divergent. They where able to find out because if the medicine that Jeanine's workers gave everyone, was supposed to control them and those who didn't means that were divergent.

In this story there are many conflicts. I the obvious conflict is Man vs. Man. When Jeanine's erudite tried to end abnegation, and there was a huge battle. The conflict that stood out to me the most was the Man vs. Self. Trice was inner problems that explain in the book. This is a self conflict because after Trice finds out that she is a Divergent, she doesn't know wether to tell someone or keep it in. This struggle is similar to the one she later on gets. She ends up loving Four but fights herself to really find out that she really does love him and need him. I think there is a couple themes in this book but another thing that stood out to me was the theme of Secrets. Through out the book there are many thoughts that Trice was about other people and about herself. Even her own family had secrets. Just to find out that Trice's secret didn't seem so big anymore due to other secrets being released. Keeping secrets just hold everyone apart from each other. Telling these secrets will set you free.