Is it selfish of Tris to crave victory or is it brave?
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Re: Is it selfish of Tris to crave victory or is it brave?
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However, I think I would forgive my friends for acting that way towards me because that's just how I am. Ultimately, I might have acted the same so it's only fair.
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-- 10 Apr 2015, 23:26 --
Obviously Tris wanted to succeed; it's human nature. I don't think it is selfish for her to want this. It is kind of brave for her to be the little girl from Abnegation that stood up and fought against all odds. Also, even though real friends would be happy for Tris at succeeding, I would forgive them for being upset; again, it's human nature to want the best for yourself.