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Brief Summary Of Tris And Four
Tris Prior just escape with Four in the journey beyond the wall that has been encloses in Chicago. They leave the city and their family and to find a peaceful solution for the rights of the human and by shocking them a new truths that render old discoveries meaningless. Tris and Four quickly decide who they will trust to survive. Tris will make a difficult choice about courage, life and love. Tris and Four finally discover the real truth of the world around

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