Allegiant By Veronica Roth Essay

Allegiant, by Veronica Roth, was a decent book. It had an interesting plot. The switching of viewpoints was confusing, but I realized it was necessary when, at the end, the main character died. This will be a interview with Tobias, and includes seven questions. How did you feel when you found out that Amar, your former instructor, was alive? I felt speechless, and amazed that he was alive. I almost could not believe the fact that he was driving a car, because I still remember being at the funeral, and him instructing me and protecting me because I was a supposed Divergent.

How did you feel when you realized that the explosion and terroristic attempt against the Beru killed Uriah? I felt devastated that an action I had part in, that was meant to do only good had …show more content…
I felt devastated that I was supposedly genetically damaged. That meant to me that I was somehow less of a person because of an unchangeable genetic defect. I was desperate for a way to feel better about myself, so it is not much of a surprise that I joined up with Nita, even though she was extremist. How did you feel when you found out your entire life was a government experiment to try to create Khan?

I felt betrayed and felt that my life had no meaning, and had meant nothing to the world. I felt as if my life was just a thought of some person living thousands of miles away from me. This is a major reason to why I feel sympathetic to Nita’s cause. It’s because I feel as though nobody has a right to control one another.

How did you feel when you found out your father was going to be punished for his crimes?

I felt satisfied that he would be sent justice. It was terrible what he did, and he should be sent justice. I believe that murdering him is not the best option, as there is a memory serum, but that information was unknown to my mother. How did you react to Tris