Reflection Of The Book Divergent

In my opinion, Fahrenheit 451 is a wonderful read. It was the type of book that you could really throw yourself into and understand on many different levels of thinking. I would definitely read it again especially because I feel like you can pick up a lot of small details that you missed the first time you read it. Reading this book triggered many different emotions in me. Sometimes I felt like I could really understand where a character was coming from, and other times it made me ask myself why in the world someone would do something like that. Parts such as Clarisse dying really shocked me because it came out of nowhere. One second she was walking along with Montag making him really think and question things, and then the next thing you know she’s dead. Another part of the book that really made me feel something was when Montag had left Faber's house and the mechanical hound showed up. I was really on the edge of my seat wondering if Faber would make it out or if he was be attacked by the vicious creation.

In chapter 12 of Veronica Roth’s Divergent, precise words were used to help the reader connect with the text. In this chapter, Tris wakes up for another day of training to find a paintball gun and some ammo at the foot of her bed. Later in the day, the initiates hop on a train to the paintball arena to play some traditional games. One example of this is on page 130 when Tris is getting back from a fight where she was bruised and scratched all over her body, “I crawl across my mattress, and heave a sigh.” This helps me connect to the real world because when you have to crawl across your mattress you are in a very tired and weak state. This word is better than the words, get or lay, because it helps me connect to a certain time when I have crawled

Tris does this because if the leader found out about her being Divergent, they would kill her so she does not “bend” the rules. Tris is disappointed in herself at the beginning of the film because she believes that she is not worthy of finding a faction and does not know where she belongs in society. “Everyone knows where they belong, except for me” (Burger 2014) This is significant to the story because it lets the viewers have an insight into Tris not being “normal” and gives us a heads up that she is different from the rest. The movie lacks foreshadowing, as we are not evident at first of Tris challenging all of societies beliefs. As the movie unfolds, you can start to put two and two together, connecting the dots to see that Tris is Divergent, she will not ever fit into any group. She does not follow the rules, she does not believe what others tell her and she does what she thinks is right and not what is expected of her.

On page 11 when the author says "...she was like the eager watcher of a marionette show, anticipating with each flicker of an eyelid, each gesture of his hand, each flick of a finger, the moment before it began.", and he also says "How immense a figure she was on the stage before him; what a shadow she threw on the wall with her slender body!"

Comparing stories can lead people with ideas about human nature. This is true for the stories Lord of the Flies and Divergent. Lord of the Flies and Divergent prove that people can sometimes be pushed to the edge, undervalued people can be helpful, and that bullying can harm others.

In Divergent by Veronica Roth, Beatrice ‘Tris’ Prior grows to be someone who is very different from who she was at the beginning of the novel. She has to face many obstacles in her journey to join her new faction that changes her into a completely different person. People think that Tris is weak because she is small and originates from Abnegation, which values selflessness. As initiation goes on, she slowly proves that she is not as weak as she seems, and other initiates see her as a threat to their rankings. Tris grows as an individual by becoming a braver person, strengthening herself mentally and physically, and finally realizing that she is neither Dauntless nor Abnegation.

After taking Honors Written and Oral Communication freshman year I have changed as a communicator. I have grown in many areas as a writer and speaker; however, I have also have skills that need improvement. From the Fahrenheit 451 essay to the six-word memoir, my writing capabilities and experience has changed. I have sincerely grown in certain areas whereas I have also fell short in other areas.

In Fahrenheit 451 the main character, Montag was a person who is happy to be a fireman at first then throughout the book he changed his mind. He thinks burning books is same as burning a living things. After he met Clarisse he start thinking about things that he didn’t. Both his wife and clarisse shows him what’s right and what’s not a right thing.

This is one of the first paragraphs in the book. It really gives a clear message to what this story is really going to entail. For example, the grief Tris will have to accommodate to for killing her friend Will. How she and Tobias are now fugitives and must never stay in one place for too long. Lastly, how Tobias and her relationship forms and grows.

There are many likeable and dislikeable things about Tris’s Book by Tamora Pierce. One thing I like is that the story is suspenseful. Another thing I like is how realistic the characters are, other than being mages. Thirdly, I like how magic is practical, not all for show. One thing I dislike is how hard it is to put down. Another thing I dislike is how the book repeats what happened in the first book. In conclusion, there are many things to like and dislike about Tris’s Book by Tamora

Zeke, Uriah’s older brother and another girl both were traitors. Uriah, Tris’ friend was very sad about his brother. But then Zeke and the girl look for help after the traitors attack the Candor. We then find out that Zeke was spying on the Erudite to benefit the others. To find out if that’s true, he too has to be investigated under the truth serum. He is willing to be put under the serum too:’’All right. Haul me away if you are so desperate.’’ (Roth,227). In the end it turns out that Zeke was really just pretending to be on the Erudite side to find out helpful information for his friends. In this part of the book we also found out that Marcus and Peter are still alive. Four and Tris thought both of them were dead after they didn’t get out after the Erudite chased them on Amity land. Now Peter is on the enemy’s side and Four isn’t very happy that his dad is still alive because Marcus is pretending to be omniscient. Tris was the only one that was awake during the attack. Why was that? It was because she is divergent. Everybody else was asleep but she wakes up. Tris is very brave to go around a find out who the other awake divergent are, because she doesn’t have a weapon. When she finds Uriah awake she sends him upstairs to warn the others. She even helps a girl to flee. But eventually all divergent get captured and before they can be saved Eric shoots a little boy. When Eric decides to shoot her she uses the knife she has hidden, to stab him. And in

This novel is exciting because of one person—Trice. She hid her real identity and went through many challenges in order to protect herself The author built this character actually give me many positive influence to my life. Trice used her actions to fight against any troubles which inspired me to face on my future troubles, for example, receive a denied message from university messed up my feeling. But later i thought that it doesn’t matter because i wouldn't bleed or get any physical pains. And there must be some other people suffer more than me, like Trice(although she doesn't exist in this world). I am excited when I read Trice stand out for justice, she’s brave enough to point out other’s mistake, and she use her clever and calm brain

Have you ever wondered how life would be like if society was divided into five factions, each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue ? What if you were different and did not belong in any of the given factions? Then you are a lot like Tris. Tris Prior is the main character in the dystopian novel Divergent, by Veronica Roth. She lives in a world where she must hide her true uniqueness as a Divergent individual, otherwise she puts her life at risk. Tris's aptitude test result was inconclusive, she has the ability to manipulate simulations and throughout the book she shows characteristics from different factions which concludes that she is Divergent. Divergence is to be special in the sense that you

Exposition- Tris is a 16-year-old girl who lived the first 16 years of her life in Abnegation.

Fahrenheit 451, written by Ray Bradbury, is a unique book that takes place in a dystopian future in which Guy Montag’s life has turned utterly upside down. His peculiar neighbor named Clarisse, who narrated his stories about the peaceful past which opened his eyes to a twisted present where people pay more attention to TV Families and not their actual families. Where people continue their senseless, ignorant lives blind to the fact that men like Montag who burn history to ashes, jail readers and destroy their houses all in effort to make everyone “equal” and “happy”. When Montag abandons a life changing mess by his house through burning Captain Beatty and the mechanical hound, he escapes by taking advice from Faber, an old man who was