Allegiant Page #3

four is divergent.

There's lot of divergences.

Not divergent, tris.

Pure.

You're genetically "pure".

The rest are still "damaged".

- Four?

- Damaged.

Not as much as Caleb,

but "damaged".

If we can understand

what made you,

maybe we can use that knowledge

to help the "damaged".

What does this have

to do with Chicago?

I answer to the council.

They're the ones who

ultimately determine our fate.

Yours and mine.

I'm going to bring you with me

to Providence to meet them.

When they see that it's possible,

that you were possible,

it will change everything.

I understand it's hard

to take my word for it.

But, if you don't believe me,

believe your mother.

My mother?

Your mother, Natalie,

wasn't born in Chicago.

She was born in the fringe

and rescued by the bureau.

No, that's impossible.

See for yourself.

What are these?

They're your mother's memory tabs.

With them, you can watch

the world through her eyes.

What do I do?

Place one on each temple.

Natalie, come on!

I'm not Natalie.

We need to hide!

Come on!

They're coming!

Run!

The fringers!

Run!

The fringers!

I'm not Natalie.

Natalie, no!

No!

Bureau soldiers!

Left!

Flank left!

Keep right! Keep right!

Keep right!

We're taking you to the bureau.

You're safe.

You don't have

to be afraid anymore.

- How many more did you save today?

- Not enough.

We never get enough.

Chicago has got to work, David.

It's the only hope for us.

From the ashes of civilization, a small

group of genetically unmodified individuals

established the bureau of genetic welfare,

here at Chicago's O'Hare airport.

You're safe.

A grand experiment,

to purify the human genome.

You're safe now.

Your destiny begins today.

Tris.

In a moment of need,

your mother did something

that no one had done before.

She volunteered to leave

the safety of the bureau

to enter the experiment herself.

She did this because she knew

the "damaged" were worth saving.

She believed in the experiment so much

she was willing to be a part of it.

If I can show the council

your miracle can be replicated,

then her life's work is complete.

The council will be force to

look at any human being,

no matter where they were born,

is worthy of life.

Help me.

You saved a city.

Help me save the world.

It was amazing.

It was like I was her and

seeing it all through her eyes.

I still can't believe

my mom is from this place.

Well, I can see why she left.

Do you trust him?

David.

I trust her.

Yeah.

Access denied.

Tris.

Access granted.

Here you are.

You ready?

Say hi to David for me.

Tobias eaton.

You've been assigned to me.

I am nita.

Let's go.

Why isn't everyone allowed upstairs?

That would be one of

the council's many rules.

Certainly not mine.

The separation, I don't like it.

I agree, and in time,

that won't be necessary.

But tris, I don't know who told you

that being different is a bad thing.

Because I know it

wasn't your mother.

Now I know I can replicate this.

All I need is time.

Look, Regina, let's talk.

You seem like a nice lady, but...

I'm really not a

desk job kind of guy.

I get claustrophobic.

I need to be where the action is.

The job of surveillance

is to keep tabs

on the developing

situation in Chicago.

This is where the action is.

Hayes, this will be your pod.

Prior, you're next door.

Resistance is growing.

Evelyn is beginning to respond.

Watch what's happening,

file a report.

Wait. What... hold on.

I just escaped from Chicago.

Now you're saying, I got

to sit here and watch it

for the rest of my life?

With Caleb?

Perhaps you prefer to be

banished to the fringe?

Ah.

This surveillance technology is incredible.

- Whoever created it, is a genius.

- Well, thank you.

It was a labor of love.

Ass kisser.

Keep it up, prior.

And you, get to it.

It's an awful

lot of firepower.

The fringe is full of

dangerous people.

Put this on.

- What are these?

- Personal drones.

Expands your field of vision and provides

3D modeling and environments.

Just like old times in dauntless, huh?

Except there is nothing

old about any of this.

Here.

Thanks.

Activate the head gear.

The left hand activates the drones.

Four

does it do anything else?

Not much.

Use the drones to find the targets.

It will take you a while

to get the hang of it.

Yeah.

Okay.

Identified.

Target identified.

I think I got the hang of it.

Can I ask you a question?

- Yeah, of course.

- If mother was born in the fringe,

then,

how did she end up in Chicago.

I mean, you couldn't just sent

her through the gate, right?

No.

Now, the council's always careful how they

introduced any new element to the experiment.

Right. But, when they need to,

they intervene.

Yes.

So, why aren't they intervening now?

They will.

We just have to make our case.

- Can I still count on you to help me?

- Yes.

Can I count on you?

Jeanine never had

a chance against you.

The sooner we get finished,

the sooner we leave for Providence.

The allegiant.

That's what you're calling yourselves.

Amity just doesn't seem appropriate anymore.

So, what exactly are you allegiant to?

The faction system?

The factions kept Chicago

peaceful for a long time.

Well, I wouldn't know about that

because I was forced out of my faction.

I gave up my life,

my child, everything.

I understand your anger,

Evelyn, I do.

- But the way forward...

- The way forward has already began.

I know I said I'd be alone,

but...

I'm not candor

and I'm not amity.

So I will lie and I will fight

if I have to.

You see these scars?

I wasn't born amity.

And I can assure you I'm not afraid

to fight for what I believe in.

It seems like

we're 2 peas in a pot.

But it doesn't have to be this way.

We can come to

some sort of agreement.

- Get back!

- Get down!

- Get out of here!

- Let's go.

- Go!

- Go.

Alright, Caleb.

Keep me posted if

anything changes, alright?

- Hi.

- Hey.

Caleb said that some of the dauntless

are lining with Johanna.

But the rest of candor

are still solid with Evelyn.

Things are finally out of control.

Did David say anything

about what he can do?

Yeah, once we talk to the council,

then the bureau can step in.

So, it all hinges on the

mysterious council, does it?

- What if they say no?

- David is confident that they won't.

David, right.

You know, I found out

why I can't go upstairs.

I'm "damaged",

and you're "pure".

I know.

You know.

When were you going to tell me?

I don't know.

I...

- I guess I didn't think that it matter.

- Why doesn't it matter?

Because it doesn't make a difference

if you're "pure" or you're "damaged".

You're still the same person to me.

Look. I know that it's not perfect,

by any means, but...

The bureau saved my mother from the fringe.

I wouldn't be here without her.

What do you actually know about

what they do in the fringe?

You know what they tell you.

- Yeah, but...

- I'm sorry.

He needs you upstairs.

He needs you upstairs.

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