The Most Important Allegiant Questions the Book Answers

Divergent Series: Allegiant left many questions unanswered, but the books give some insight into what was to happen in Loyal part 2. The third part of the series of novels by Veronica Roth. Loyal it was planned to be split into two films. However, since it was canceled early, Divergent There are many untold stories left in the series. Loyal ends with Tris (Shailene Woodley) and her allies learning that the Bureau of Genetic Welfare and its leader David are working to restore the faction system in Chicago by erasing the memories of all its residents.

Tris then returns to town and manages to use Evelyn and Peter so she can stop the release of the memory serum. IN Allegiant’s In her final moments, Tris vows to defeat the Bureau and free Chicago. Last movie in Divergent The privilege would lead to the citizens of Chicago turning against the full might of the Bureau to protect their city. It’s hard to know which direction Divergent: Ascendant I would go with its adaptation, but that’s all Loyalbig long-standing questions that the book answers.

What is Tris’s plan to save Chicago and is it successful?

Tris’s plan would have changed, but she would still have won.

It’s hard to imagine what Tris and her allies would do to save their city. AscendantWith Loyal didn’t cover half the book. The imminent release of the memory serum in Chicago, which is Loyalthe climax occurs near the end of the book. Ascendant New content would have to be invented to fill a feature-length film – meaning it would most likely be the film that differs most from the book.

In Roth’s novel, the main characters save Chicago as part of a two-pronged plan that involves Tobias returning to the city to convince the Factionless and the Faithful to join forces, and Tris sneaking into the Bureau to release the memory serum on them rather than Chicago. Miraculously, both of these parts are combined in the novel, so it is safe to assume that Divergent: Ascendant in the end, Tris’ team would have prevailed even if the decisive events had changed.

What’s going on with the Bureau of Genetic Wellness?

The Bureau has lost the ability to conduct experiments on Chicago citizens

After Tris’ plan for the memory serum is developed, everyone in the Bureau of Genetic Welfare, which is responsible for creating and maintaining the Chicago Experiment, has their memories erased. Among them is David, the director of the Bureau and the mastermind behind the memory erasure in Chicago.

Novel Loyal does not go into detail about what happens to the Bureau after this, meaning Divergent There probably won’t be a TV movie either. However, it is clear that the Bureau does not have the power over the city that it once had, or the ability to create new policies and experiment, considering everyone who took them was brainwashed.

Are there other remaining civilizations besides Chicago?

Other settlements are mentioned in the book.

IN Loyal In the film, David explains to Tris that the wasteland outside the walls of Chicago stretches across the world, and that the only place not destroyed is Providence, where the Council is based. However, the film does not address this issue, leaving the unresolved question of whether there are other cities that are being experimented on or that have been liberated and are looking for ways to survive.

However, there are actually other experiments involving people who have gone through the same thing. In the book, Treece and her allies focus more on rebuilding Chicago rather than working with other cities.but the book confirms that they exist, that is Divergent: Ascendant he may have been able to do something with the concept and introduce Tris to residents of other Midwestern cities such as Milwaukee, Indianapolis and St. Louis.

What happens to Peter and Caleb?

Both characters have dark and selfless fates.

The two most vague canons in the world Divergent series – Erudites Peter and Caleb. The first is the flaw of Dauntless, who bullies Tris throughout her training and constantly betrays and reconciles with her in an attempt to save his own skin. The latter, of course, is Tris’ Abnegation-born brother, who also switches between Tris’s ally and antagonist with surprising regularity.

LoyalThe film adaptation ends with Caleb moving toward reconciliation by helping Tris disable the memory serum. Peter, on the other hand, helps David activate it in the first place. However, Loyal ends with the fate of the two still unknown as they rarely stay on the same side for long.

In the book, Peter eventually gets so tired of being a terrible person that he decides to deliberately take a memory serum and start over. Caleb similarly seeks redemption by volunteering for the suicide mission needed to stop the memory serum. However, he still ends up feeling guilty as Tris takes his place at the last second.

Will Tris and Four have a happy ending?

Things don’t end well for Tris

all three Divergent the films share a common thread: Tris and Tobias’ undying love for each other. Despite the fact that they are in a difficult situation in both film and book form. Loyalthe couple is still passionate about each other. Unlike YA counterparts The Hunger Games And TwilightTris never has to choose between Tobias and the other guy. However, the book ends with her choosing between a happy ending with Tobias and Chicago’s fate, with the latter coming out on top.

Tris sacrifices herself to stop the release of the memory serum into the city and direct it to the Bureau instead, but is mortally wounded by David in the process. Because Tris is dying in LoyalIn the book, she and Tobias don’t get the happy ending awarded to the likes of Katniss and Peeta or Bella and Edward. The film adaptation never made it that far, but Tris’s shocking fate from the books would likely remain. However, given the significant changes already made to Roth’s novel, Divergent: Ascendant may have also avoided this tragic ending.

What’s going on with Evelyn and Marcus?

Evelyn is exiled and Marcus must abandon any future attempts to become leader

Tobias Eaton, best known for Divergent film franchise under his name “Fearless Four” is the main character of the series, in addition to Tris, as well as her love interest. He is Fearless through and through, but still struggles with fears and insecurities that stem from his tragic past with abusive and manipulative parents. Loyal doesn’t complete the Eaton storyand the film version ends with Evelyn giving Marcus the memory serum to erase their past, and somewhat repenting of her militant actions as she allows Tobias and Tris to stop the serum from being released on the entire city.

This is a pretty big cliffhanger on both counts. In the book, Marcus’ memory is not erased and he ends up siding with Joanna and Allegiant to try to defeat Evelyn. Eventually, Evelyn is banished from the city for two years following the defeat of the Bureau and the reunification of Chicago, and Marcus is forced to promise that he will never take a leadership position again, even if he is allowed to stay. It’s not exactly a smooth reconciliation for the Eatons, but it’s more convincing than what happens in the movies.

What happened to the Alligant sequel?

The latest Divergent movie was canceled despite almost returning to the small screen

Young adult film adaptations can be hugely rewarding, but they can also be risky. Divergent the franchise started off strong, and even Insurgent maintained the interest of the majority of readers who became spectators, but Unfortunately Loyal never really got off the ground, despite the franchise’s incredible cast and popular source material. Poor performance Loyal meant the death of the franchise as a whole, and there are many reasons why the final film Divergent: Ascendant was cancelled.

WITH Divergent Series: Allegiant performed so poorly (especially compared to competing YA adaptations such as The Hunger Games And Twilight films), theatrical plans for another film were cancelled. This was primarily due to the unsatisfactory box office performance of both films. Loyal and previous films in Divergent franchise. Then there were plans to release Ascendant like a film for live broadcast. However, almost none of Loyal the cast reacted positively or showed interest in the plan, so the sequel was eventually canceled entirely.

Divergent is one of many young adult adaptations that were never completed

The Chronicles of Narnia, Percy Jackson and The Amazing Spider-Man

Chronicles of Narnia is another young adult book series where fans saw a great beginning and then watched the end without ever seeing how the final stories were made into films. The first film The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobehit in 2005 and was a huge box office success. The next two films experienced a decline in critical acclaim and box office receipts. ending the series with three films, although the studio was planning a fourth. With that said, it didn’t end on such a cliffhanger as Aligent.

Percy Jackson The franchise went off the rails when the series began. The first film Percy Jackson and the Olympianssaw the book instantly rejected by fans due to changes in the plot. The problem was that the changes made it impossible to further develop the book’s plot. As a result, it ended after two films, although watching the second film was a bit of a surprise after the failure of the first film. The good news is that Percy Jackson and the Olympians The Disney+ series has stayed true and has a bright future.

Superhero franchises tend to do this too. The Amazing Spider-Man the franchise introduced Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man, creating a huge mystery at the center of the trilogy. This mystery involves Peter Parker’s parents and the mystery of their disappearance. In the second film, Peter got closer to learning more, and it even hinted at the appearance of villains. However, Sony signed a deal with the MCU and sent Spider-Man to Disney, and the Garfield franchise ended after two films with unanswered questions. Divergent Series: Allegiant left questions unanswered, but never as big as in The Amazing Spider-Man.