Do you think Tris made the right faction choice?
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Re: Do you think Tris made the right faction choice?
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For one, I think Tris would have done more as an Erudite. Even then it doesn't matter what faction she picked what matters is that she became a part of something bigger and uncovered the lies of the institution.Scott wrote: ↑03 Jun 2014, 19:05 The following discussion question was included in some copies of the June book of the month, Divergent by Veronica Roth.
How does initiation change and transform Tris? Do you think she made the right faction choice? How do you think she might have changed if she had chosen one of the other factions?
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* Yes, to be able to do and achieve everything she was destined for was the perfect faction for her.
*In any other faction she would have had to hide forever.
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