This is going to be the last post on the book Insurgent. I absolutely loved this book and would definately recomend it to anyone enjoys futuristic books. The best part of the book by far was the last lines of the last paragraph. Spoiler! "
She smiles a little.
“I am about to join your number,” she says. “Like the rest of you, I will voluntarily forget my name, my family, and my
home. I will take on a new identity, with false memories and a false history. But so that you know the information I have provided you with is accurate, I will tell you the name I am about to take as my own.”
Her smile broadens, and for a moment, I feel that I recognize her.
“My name will be Edith Prior,” she says. “And there is much I am happy to forget.”
Prior.
The video stops. The projector glows blue against the wall. I clutch Tobias’s hand, and there is a moment of silence like a withheld breath.

Then the shouting begins" (Roth 544).
 This final paragraph sets the intriguing mood into the reader. This is the first time the character Edith Prior is introduced.  As the reader you almost feel obligated to read the third book because you HAVE to find out about who Edith Prior is and how she is related to Beatrice Prior and the effect she will have on the story in the long run. The reader wants to know her effect on the story most because of when it talks about the shouting at the end of the book. You know there willbe a lot of conflict in the third book and the last paragraph of Insurgent compells you to find out about the oncoming conflict.