Monday, April 28, 2014

What Does This Book Tell Us About How The Society Affects The Individual?


This book, I believe, is mostly about this theme, how society affects individuals. Many times throughout the book, the characters are forced by society, to make a choice. One example of this is when Tris and the other kids are forced to choose their faction. I know I wouldn't want to make that big of a decision, a decision that changes your entire life forever and decides what you do for the rest of your life. The back cover of the book even says "One choice decides your friends. One choice defines your beliefs. One choice determines your loyalties-forever." This shows how society changes Tris because she is forced to leave her family behind for something she is good at, she is forced to make the decision to be brave and change her factions, knowing she might not be able to see them ever again. She is forced to change and she goes from being selfless to being a fighter, being brave.

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