This is not why Al chose Dauntless though, he does think it's important to protect people, to stand up for people, like what Tris did for him. He thinks that's what the Dauntless should be doing, not hurting people for no reason. This made me think about Four and how I believe that this is what he thinks Dauntless is too, not what Eric believes it is, which it is like right now. If Tris was trained more on Four's morals and not Eric'a then she probably wouldn't have wanted to punch Molly and Cara! Maybe it will be better once initiation is over, Tris thinks. I want to believe this as well, but I know it won't because that would not make a very interesting story! Then Al tries to make the move on Tris! She shrugs him off, embarrassed. She wants to tell him that she hasn't been raised to see affection like this. Al, also embarrassed, apologizes. Awkwardly, she leaves. At dinner that night, the awkwardness continues when Christina brings up the aptitude test that they aren't suppose to talk about! She asks Tris about hers and can tell when Tris lies about the dog part, because Candor's can detect lying! She tells them her results where Abnegation, and they believe her. With a sight of relief, she continues back to the dorm to where the ranks are posted for stage one!! Four is there explaining how the ranks are determined. You are ranked after the first round of fights which depends on skill level, which is determined by points. You gain and lose points depending on the person you fight, no reward for preying on the weak that is cowardice (PETER!!!!!!!!). Stage two is more heavily weighed than stage one because it is more closely tied to overcoming cowardice. It's extremely difficult to rank high at the end of initiation if you rank low in stage one.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Chapter 16
Returning to the dormitory, Tris finds Al. She questioned him as to why he will not go see his parents. He tells her that he doesn't want to dissapoint them since he isn't doing well. Al's dad and mom have always wanted him to come to Dauntless, they admire the Dauntless. They tell him to stay in Candor because that's what they're suppose to say, but they really want him to be a Dauntless. This is starnge because usually families try to convince their child to stay in their faction because that's what their family grew up on and that's what they chose, but maybe Al's parents never had the guts to join Dauntless or soon discovered that they made a mistake by choosing Candor and couldn't correct the mistake.
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