the initiate a divergent story veronica roth

Which I guess is good since it’s only 33 pages? Anyway, not the point. So without further ado, the pros and cons:įrom the second page, you’ll know exactly where it’s going. Needless to say, it’s been quite the roller coaster of feels for me lately. However, thank God it wasn’t any longer than it was because I WANTED TO LIGHT IT ON FIRE by the time I was done. When I first received the epilogue, I was super excited because I completely forgot about it, but then I was really sad because it’s literally the size of a pamphlet. I want Four to be happy, to be healthy… but I got the one thing I didn’t want.īut I’m getting a little ahead of myself now. I was prepared to see Four move on, heal, enter a new chapter of life and *gasp* even find new love. I was so excited that I immediately screenshot the announcement and texted it to sweet Amanda, demanding that we both preorder Carve the Mark so we could get this long awaited epilogue. See, I nearly peed my pants when I heard the news that Veronica Roth would be taking me back into the Divergent world again. Five years since Allegiant (and I’m still not over it), the epilogue focuses on Four’s life after the unexpected death of Tris.

In it, we catch up with arguably the fictional world’s dreamiest boyfriend: Tobias Eaton.

So, We Can Be Mended is the itty-bitty 33-page epilogue written by one of my all time favorite authors ever, Veronica Roth, tying up the Divergent world forever. Now that that’s done, we can talk like adults. I just really stinking knew that it was going to end up like this. Okay guys, let’s just get this out of the way first: I knew it.

The initiate a divergent story veronica roth