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“Fans of the Divergent series will devour this collection of four prequel stories told from Tobias Eaton’s (Four) perspective. Discover how he became the enigmatic Dauntless leader—his initiation, fears, and the choices that shaped his identity before meeting Tris Prior.” This book delves into Four’s backstory, revealing his transition from the Abnegation faction to Dauntless, his struggles with authority, and his complex relationship with…-
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The Transfer
The chapter opens with the protagonist emerging from a simulation test, biting her lip hard enough to draw blood. Tori, the Dauntless administrator, questions whether she was aware of the simulation's artificial nature—a critical detail foreshadowed by the protagonist's father. Despite her internal conflict, she lies about her awareness, receiving a result confirming her alignment with Abnegation. The label feels suffocating, highlighting her dissatisfaction with the faction's restrictive values and her…-
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The Initiate
The chapter opens with the protagonist training intensely in a Dauntless facility, their hands bruised from relentless fights. Amar, a fellow initiate, observes their solitary habits and notes their upcoming match against Eric, a formidable opponent. The protagonist reflects on their previous fights, revealing lingering guilt over hurting an Amity girl and pride in outlasting a Candor boy. Despite their physical exhaustion, they push through pain, a habit ingrained since childhood, yet doubt their ability…-
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The Son
The chapter opens with the protagonist settling into a sparse Dauntless apartment, reflecting on their choice to live alone despite the communal nature of their new faction. They unpack their few belongings, including a torn Abnegation shirt, symbolizing their transition from their former life. The quiet moment is interrupted by Max, a Dauntless leader, who scrutinizes the protagonist's lingering ties to Abnegation. His disdain for their past faction is evident, setting the tone for the tension between the…-
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CHAPTER FOUR
The chapter opens with Beatrice observing the uniform, utilitarian surroundings of her Abnegation neighborhood, reflecting on how the faction's simplicity is designed to suppress vanity and promote equality. She contemplates her struggle to embrace these values fully, particularly as she waits for her brother Caleb and notices her own tendencies toward sarcasm—a trait frowned upon in Abnegation. The arrival of Caleb and their friends Susan and Robert shifts the focus to Beatrice's internal conflict about…-
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The Traitor
The chapter opens with Four reflecting on past Visiting Days, which he previously avoided by training alone. This year, however, he chooses to go to the control room, avoiding the emotional reunions in the Pit. He observes the mixed-faction families, particularly noting the transfers, and briefly wonders about Peter’s parents. The scene highlights the tension between familial bonds and the Dauntless mantra of "Faction before blood," as well as Four’s detachment from such gatherings. While on his way,…-
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“First Jumper—Tris!”
The chapter opens with the narrator, Four, awaiting the first initiate's jump on Choosing Day, reminiscing about his own terrifying experience leaping from the building. The net below is ready, and tension builds as he and Lauren, a fellow Dauntless member, exchange casual banter about recruitment and Zeke’s talkative nature. Their conversation reveals the Dauntless preference for compatibility over skill, while Four reflects on the advantage Dauntless-born initiates have—familiarity with the compound…-
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“Careful, Tris.”
The chapter opens with Four, the Dauntless instructor, reflecting on his role in guiding eight initiates—five from Candor, two from Erudite, and one from Abnegation—through the rigorous initiation process. He disapproves of the recent cuts implemented by leaders Eric and Max, who aim to mold Dauntless into a faction of brute strength. Four secretly plans to leave Dauntless once he uncovers Max and Jeanine’s schemes, even if it means abandoning his post mid-initiation. As he leads the initiates…-
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“You Look Good, Tris.”
The chapter opens with the narrator, seemingly intoxicated, laughing at a comment made by Zeke in the chaotic environment of the Pit. The narrator’s disorientation is evident as they struggle to steady themselves, while also attempting to suppress memories of an Abnegation attack. Their attention shifts abruptly when they spot Tris in the crowd, noting her altered appearance—less covered up than usual—which sparks a moment of self-reprimand for their lingering thoughts. The narrator’s impulsive…-
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“In Beatrice Prior’s dystopian Chicago, society is divided into five factions, each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue—Candor (honesty), Abnegation (selflessness), Dauntless (bravery), Amity (peace), and Erudite (intelligence). On her Choosing Day, Beatrice must decide between staying with her family or embracing her true self. But her choice shocks everyone—including herself.” Tris Prior discovers she is Divergent—someone who doesn’t fit into any…
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