Continuing the story of the last Divergent, Tris (Shailene Woodley) and Four (Theo James) escaped to the friendly colony, only to be chased by erudite leaders Jeanine (Kate Winslet) and the Dreadnoughts. Killing, on the other hand, Jeanine is also catching divergents and conducting experiments with unknown purposes, and the future of Tris and Four becomes even more unclear.
The first Divergent made me feel more like pretending to be a family wine. The heroine Tris always looked innocent and was always protected by the hero Four; while the second Insurgent made me feel more real, with the difference between the hero and heroine. The interaction between them became more natural, and the female protagonist Tris' doubts and fears about herself also gave me a deeper understanding of the role of Tris and the theme of the story.
"This is what happens to people that get close to me. They get hurt or they die. I can't forgive myself." -Insurgent, 2015
"I'm not brave, Mom. I pretend that I am. I want people to think that I am, but I'm not. I'm really, really scared and... Maybe we are, actually, what's wrong in this world. Divergents. I never wanted any of this. You and dad and Caleb and Four. I can't help but think that if I was normal. We would all still be together. Mom, I don't want to be Divergent anymore. I just want to feel safe again."——Insurgent, 2015 After
watching Insurgent, I have more expectations for the third Allegiant. After searching the Internet for the introduction of the original novel, the plot of the third part seems to have turned again, and the story seems to have a tangled ending. Looking forward to seeing what surprises I have with Allegiant: Part 1 and Part 2 scheduled for release in 2016 and 2017.
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