They didn't feel like tackling body odor while they were at it? Amar may have faked his own death, but Tris's mom is assuredly dead as a doornail.) David explains that Chicago is a great social experiment meant to correct genetic damage caused by government experiments intended to rid people of unwanted characteristics like violence, greed, "cowardice, dishonesty, low intelligence" (15.15). The other dude turns out to be David, the head of the Bureau, who, like Tris's mom, is a lot older now. Along the way, they're told that their city is called Chicago (making them officially the last people to know this), and Tris is given an old photo of her mother and some other dude. They take everyone to the Bureau of Genetic Welfare, which is housed inside what used to be Chicago's O'Hare airport. The group meets a patrol consisting of newcomer Zoe and Tobias's presumed dead Dauntless trainer Amar. The outside world looks pretty much the same as the inside world, just with more advertising and more ruined buildings. Good thing she got to avenge her dead brother in last book, huh? Unfortunately, Tori is shot on the way out by a Dauntless patrol. Assisted by Johanna Reyes, who, along with Cara, is a leader of the Allegiant, they take a train to some trucks and head outside the fence. Pretty much everyone is a traitor these days, so Tobias helps bust Tris's brother, Caleb, out of jail, and soon they're all hopping on the Allegiant express out of town. This plan is looking better and better because Evelyn, Tobias's mom, is enacting stringent rules to keep the citizens of the city under her control. We're so ready to bust out of this giant fenced-in city, Shawshank-style.Īfter Tris lies her way out of jail, she's approached by a group called the Allegiant, whose goal, conveniently, is to get out of the city. See, she's in an actual jail cell for going all traitor in the last book and revealing information that has changed the city forever. (Spoilers all over the place here, folks!)Īllegiant opens with our hero, Beatrice "Tris" Prior, in a prison inside a prison.
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