Divergent is a dystopian fictional novel composed by Veronica Roth it includes many social issues presented in the dystopian novel Divergent. Factions and power are the main and constant issue this dystopian world faces. These issues are what make the world struggle in holding itself in, the use of power to control as well as do great damage and the use of Factions to control. These issues have always been a controversial issue of the society and have gained the attention of members of the society. This is a problem that has caused distress and cious, it has caused much disturbance in the way the society functions and the purpose the society holds.
The main characters of the text uses power as away of showing that power is what drives collisions, the result is when struggling for power and the misuse of it, leads into controlling. The word ‘he’ is constantly used as Alliteration, at the same time onomatopoeia is used when it describes the action of Peter through the description ‘hisses’. There are so many features in the text that indicate a wide range of imagery and it is often written in first person context using Tris’s perspective. This is represented through the line, “ He walks towards his bunk, but at the last second, he whips around and shoves me against a wall, hand on each of my shoulders. ‘ I will not be outranked by a stiff’, he hisses, his face so close to mine I can smell his stale breath.” (P267). Peter in the scene is driven by the obsession of becoming the top of ten initiates, he is motivated by power and when he realises that Tris is ranked 1st of the list jealousy and anger takes over him, for he doesn't want to …show more content…
Through the clever uses of conveying these social problems through bringing clear ideas on how it’s inflicted on the world and the impact it has on the world and its
The main characters of the text uses power as away of showing that power is what drives collisions, the result is when struggling for power and the misuse of it, leads into controlling. The word ‘he’ is constantly used as Alliteration, at the same time onomatopoeia is used when it describes the action of Peter through the description ‘hisses’. There are so many features in the text that indicate a wide range of imagery and it is often written in first person context using Tris’s perspective. This is represented through the line, “ He walks towards his bunk, but at the last second, he whips around and shoves me against a wall, hand on each of my shoulders. ‘ I will not be outranked by a stiff’, he hisses, his face so close to mine I can smell his stale breath.” (P267). Peter in the scene is driven by the obsession of becoming the top of ten initiates, he is motivated by power and when he realises that Tris is ranked 1st of the list jealousy and anger takes over him, for he doesn't want to …show more content…
Through the clever uses of conveying these social problems through bringing clear ideas on how it’s inflicted on the world and the impact it has on the world and its