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Chapter Thirty-Two
The chapter opens with the protagonist waking up with a severe headache, haunted by the realization that her brother Caleb may have betrayed her to the Erudite faction. She grapples with the painful possibility that he lied about leaving Erudite and questions when his betrayal began—whether during the attack simulation, their escape from Amity, or even earlier. The emotional weight of this revelation is compounded by her physical discomfort, as she struggles to eat and maintain her composure while being…-
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Chapter Thirty-Three
The chapter opens with Beatrice (Tris) awakening in a sterile testing room, exhausted and guarded by Peter. Her brother Caleb appears, sparking a tense confrontation. Tris accuses him of betraying their family by siding with the Erudite faction, questioning when his allegiance shifted. Caleb defends his actions, claiming the conflict is larger than Tris understands, hinting at secrets beyond the city’s fence. Their exchange reveals deep resentment, with Tris condemning his moral compromises while Caleb…-
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Chapter Thirty-Four
The chapter opens with Tris, injured but triumphant, being escorted back to her cell by Peter after a confrontation with Jeanine. As she reflects on her captivity, she wonders who monitors her through the camera in her cell—Dauntless traitors or Erudite observers. Her physical pain subsides, but emotional turmoil surfaces as she recalls a tender memory of her parents making their bed together, symbolizing the selfless love unique to Abnegation. This memory highlights her father’s struggle to embody…-
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Chapter Thirty-Five
The chapter opens with Tris preparing for her impending execution, donning loose black clothing and reflecting on her father’s quiet rituals. She seeks a sense of connection to him before her death, lacing her fingers in silent contemplation. Peter, her escort, avoids eye contact, underscoring the grim atmosphere. As they walk through the hallway, Tris hears Tobias’s desperate shouts to see her, prompting Peter to allow a brief, poignant moment at a window where their hands align against the glass. The…-
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Chapter Thirty-Six
The chapter opens with Tris in a paralyzed state, pretending to be dead after being injected by Peter. Jeanine orders her body taken to the lab for an autopsy, unaware Tris is still alive. As Peter wheels her away, Tris remains motionless but conscious, her hand accidentally hitting a wall. Peter’s behavior shifts as he abruptly changes course, speeding through corridors before lifting her and revealing he knows she’s awake. The tension builds as Tris realizes Peter is aiding her escape, though his…-
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Chapter Thirty-Seven
The chapter opens with Tris waking up after a night of uneasy rest, noting Tobias's absence but finding clothes left for her. She showers in the dark, avoiding the harsh lights reminiscent of the Erudite compound, and attempts to rejuvenate herself despite feeling emotionally raw. Determined to appear strong, she pinches her cheeks to add color, masking her exhaustion. Upon returning to the room, she finds her friends—Uriah, Christina, and Lynn—engaged in playful banter, their lightheartedness…-
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Chapter Twenty-Five
The chapter opens with Tris and her friends gathering for dinner in the Dauntless kitchens, where she reflects on the losses they've endured. Sitting at the table she once shared with Christina, Al, and Will, Tris is overwhelmed by guilt, believing her actions could have saved them. The mood lightens slightly when Uriah joins her, piling his tray with cake, and Marlene secretly holds his hand under the table. Their budding relationship becomes the center of attention, especially after Lynn’s sharp…-
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Chapter Twenty-Six
The chapter opens with Tris being abruptly awakened by Christina, who urgently drags her out of bed without explanation. Barefoot and disoriented, Tris follows Christina through the Dauntless compound, recalling a similar incident involving a tragic death. The urgency escalates as they rush to the roof, with Christina revealing that a simulation is affecting certain Dauntless members, including Marlene, who mentioned the Divergent. Tris's fear grows as she realizes the gravity of the situation, sensing…-
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Chapter Twenty-Seven
The chapter opens with Tris struggling to cope with the aftermath of Marlene's death, seeking solitude in the Dauntless compound to escape the noisy memorial in the Pit. She reflects on how Jeanine targeted young Dauntless members, knowing their deaths would deeply affect the faction. As Tris presses her forehead against a cold stone wall, Christina approaches her, visibly exhausted and emotional. Christina admits she now believes Tris had no choice but to shoot Will in self-defense during the simulation,…-
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Chapter Thirty-Eight
The chapter opens with the protagonist reflecting on her mother’s words during a past simulation attack, questioning whether her mother’s intention was solely to save her or also to protect a file. This internal conflict is compounded by her distrust of Marcus, whom she acknowledges as neither wholly good nor bad, but a complex figure whose cruelty doesn’t necessarily make him dishonest. As she walks back to the Eaton house, she notices fires burning in large metal bowls, signaling a gathering of…-
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