Cecilie Johansen
Divergent
Divergent is the first of three novels by the #1 New York Times
Bestselling Author, Veronica Roth. Divergent is a young adult book and is
categorized with the genre science fiction/dystopia. As described by Publishers Weekly, “A memorable, unpredictable
journey from which it is nearly impossible to turn away.”
The young adult novel Divergent, takes
place in a future/dystopian Chicago. Here their society is divided into five
factions, each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue. Candor, who
worship honesty. Abnegation, who value selflessness. Dauntless, who worship
bravery. Amity, who believe in peacefulness. And last, but not least, Erudite,
who value intelligence.
In this divided world, lives Beatrice Prior, at sixteen-year-old
teenager who was born and raised in her faction, Abnegation. Though Beatrice
knows that she is different from her parents and her perfect, selfless brother,
Caleb, she knows that Abnegation is not the faction she belongs in.
When you turn sixteen, there comes a time where you get to decide for
yourself, which faction you want to join. The only catch is, that you don’t get
to make mistakes. Once the choice is made, you cannot change factions again.
So, at this point in time, Beatrice has to choose between her family or following her
heart. She, to everyone’s surprise, chooses Dauntless.
Here she must undergo a dangerous and highly competitive initiation.
During this she renames herself Tris. In Dauntless, Tris must determine who are
friends and who are enemies. She must also be aware of a potentially dangerous
love interest, and how all this will affect her new lifestyle.
Although, during all
this, Beatrice has been hiding a dangerous and potentially life threatening
secret. That she is divergent. Being divergent means that you fit into more
than one faction. Whilst keeping this secret, an intelligent dictator from
Erudite, plans to brainwash many, and then take over Chicago. A dangerous
enemy, that Tris and her friends are determined to stop
copy paste!
SvarSletHej Cecilie
SvarSletRigtig flot resumé, som også er spændende at læse!