The
first thing I thought when I finished this novel was that it was pure poetry, a
bittersweet ending to a fantastic collection. This being said there are many of
us who wish this was not the end. I suspect, sadly, that Veronica Roth may have
trouble returning to the series again.
Following
Four through similar struggles as Tris was fascinating. But I found it was most
interesting to see Four’s life in Abnegation. His perspective on why he left,
why he never became a leader and how he found out about the Erudite plans
helped patch together parts I felt were missing a bit in the rest of the
series.
I’m
so extremely glad to have read this novel!
♥Characters♥
♥Four/Tobias: This man is strong,
compassionate and quite the introvert. I found that the way he began vs. the
way he came to be at the end of the third book was a huge contrast. I was
shocked at the way his appearance changed, as well as the massive strides he took
to controlling his own life. Although he went through so much he continued to
overcome and was able to begin trusting others again. While I often thought in Divergent that Four
was acting stupidly with Tris this change of perspective helps readers
understand how Four handles different situations.
♥Zeke: He’s that fun best friend
you can count on to have a drink with anytime you need. I’d compare him to
Chandler Bing in a moment with some of the jokes he makes. Although he makes a
far better drinking buddy. It was fun to see him in a different light.
♥Shauna: It’s not easy to tell a
close friend you’re interested in them in a different kind of friendship, but
watching her struggle with Zeke was heartbreaking. Especially if you know the
end results.
♥Moments to Remember♥
♥Final Line: “One thing I know: For helping me forget how
awful the world is, I prefer her to alcohol.”
Thank
you for reading,
Love,
Sidny
xoxo
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