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I found the song "The Outsider" by Marina and the Diamonds to be fitting with the main character. It talks about how the singer feels like a loser, an outsider. That is exactly how Beatrice felt learning she was different, she fit into different factions which was not only bad, but dangerous. It talks about how "Just because you know my name
Doesn't mean you know my game," This is probably how Tris feels, people think she is a boring Abnegation girl but she is actually divergent.

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Marina and the Diamonds--The Outsider (Clean)

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The Outsider by Marina and the Diamonds, with the f-word removed.

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The book doesn't seem to have a major resolution. The story isn't tied up to an end. It seems to continue with the next book. The closest thing to a resolution is that they escape relatively safely, unfortunately with her parents giving up their lives in the process.

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The climax of the story is when the Dauntless are controlled into killing Abnegation by Erudite and starting this big war.

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"I touch my forehead and stare at the floor as I walk out of the room. I can't bear to look her in the eye. I can't bear to think about the Choosing Ceremony tomorrow. It;s my choice now, no matter what the test say. Abnegation. Dauntless. Erudite. Divergent. (Roth 23). This shows she is having an internal conflict with herself she can't handle having this many choices, this should have been easy and now she is having conflicting ideas in her head of what to choose. It is overwhelming her, just the thought of leaving her family, but she just might.

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Tris and another character Peter never were very nice to each other as he came from Candor and she came from Abnegation. She took constant torment from him for being from from Abnegation but it didn't get any better when simple mean comments became fist fighting, they were forced to fight and whoever gets knocked out first loses.

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Josh Hutcherson should have played Four.

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Josh Hutcherson should have played Four.

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I believe Josh Hutcherson should have played Four he is a good fit for the character as he is also fit and can be serious yet also emotional depending on the situation. He has also had experience working with Jennifer Laurence as her love interest so they would work well together.

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This is said by Four in a conversation of how Dauntless which is about bravery and courage and Abnegation which is about being selfless are more similar than different. It shows an insight about how he thinks and that he thinks being selfless requires being brave.

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"'I have a theory that selflessness and bravery aren't all that different.'" (Roth 336).

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This shows Four is wise and knows a lot when it comes to his emotions and how to hide them.

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"'Becoming fearless isn't the point. That's impossible. It's learning how to control your fear, and how to be free from it, that's the point.'" (Roth 239).

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This quote is from Tris as she realizes that she has a crush on Four. She has a major crush on him. This is around the time she has gotten closer to him

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"Then I realize what it is. It's him. Something about him makes me feel like I am about to fall. Or turn to liquid. Or burst into flames.” (Roth 143).

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At this point in the book, she is still conflicted about her choice to leave her family but she thinks of the positive and thinks of this as a new opportunity to be the new Beatrice.

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"A new place, a new name. I can be remade here. 'Tris,' I say firmly." (Roth 60).

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This shows Four as a very tough and serious person when it came to helping the initiates. Although later he is a really kind and nice guy.

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Jennifer Lawrence should have played Tris.

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Jennifer Lawrence should have played Tris.

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I believe she should have played her because she is a good actress who is good at portraying strong and independent woman in movies, she also fits the bright, blonde hair description Tris is given in the book.

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This explains that even though she made a decision to leave her parents and homelife, she cares and respects her way of being raised and she considers it part of her identity.

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"Tori was the only one in the tattoo place, so I felt safe getting the symbol of Abnegation—a pair of hands, palms up as if to help someone stand, bounded by a circle—on my right shoulder. I know it was a risk, especially after all that's happened. But that symbol is a part of my identity, and it felt important to me that I wear it on my skin," (Roth 316).

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"Taunting you? You mean when I threw the knives? I wasn't taunting you," he snaps. "I was reminding you that if you failed, someone else would have to take your place." (Roth 311).