My divergent quiz results

Rating: 5/10 (17 November 2015)

When Divergent came out I read through the book like the wind spiraling out of control the image was so surreal that I imagined myself what it looked like in ruined Chicago. The setting starts out showing all the tall buildings in ruin then the colorful fashion of each faction Candor being black and white, Abnegation gray, Dauntless black, Erudite blue, and Amity red and yellow. Veronica Roth's ideal principle shared the different types of personality traits that coexists in all of us and the many ways we show, express, and model it. Personality the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character helps people observe and reflect a persons behavior and the instincts they have.
After I finished the book I took the quiz and resulted in being divergent in three of the factions like Tris–I tested in Abnegation, Dauntless, and Erudite because of all my traits put together. For a couple of months I thought of this all the time but now I see how these factions impacted me through life. While I admired the fact that I'm selfless, brave, and intelligent compared to Veronica Roth's Tris Prior in Divergent I thought a lot about my strengths, values, and accomplishments since. Sometimes I would imagine life in the faction system dedicated to hard work and trying to fit in but though I find myself wondering why divergence isn't allowed in society while others know what exactly they are. Some have a combination of many factions but nevertheless would we as people understand that we are improving everyday.
I see myself in many shades of gray, a little aquamarine in Erudite and as always black as Dauntless, somehow I manage to fit in various factions rather being in one category that makes up a person. Where would I get my inelegance from and the bravery that comes with it? Abnegation is out of the question because being selfless isn't the same as learning to be someone either than yourself. What would people think of me?
These questions we ask ourselves.