After this ends, they talk about fears
and the movie FINALLY remembers its intended audience so Tris asks
Four what his tattoo is of, seeing as how we've only ever seen a tiny
part of it poking out of the back of his shirt. Four takes off said
shirt to display his ink, but more importantly shows us his chiseled
physique so all the women in the theaters can finally hoot and holler
because you know they SO did. That's enough build up so he finally
kisses Tris, who is more than happy to kiss back but says she doesn't
want to go any further because she wants to take things slow. As far
as young adult romances go this is a pretty typical one, as it's
based way more off of physical attraction than anything else. Until
the last couple, almost every conversation they've had has involved
talking about beating up people. Maybe that's a huge turn on for
Tris though, who knows? Also a young woman falling in love with her
older battle instructor, where have I seen THAT before?
The next morning Four takes Tris
outside to show her the Erudite loading many large crates into the
Dauntless base containing supplies and computers. He also shows her
a vial of serum they've been delivering as well, which is a
neuro-chemical of some sort that'll turn whoever is injected with it
into a mindless slave that'll follow instructions. Really? THAT'S
what we're going with? That sounds like the plot from a 1950s
science fiction movie. But I guess it's nice to get another hint of
a plot at almost one hour forty minutes, so cheers for that. And
just like before Tris doesn't have a chance to process this
revelation, because an announcement over the speakers announces it's
time for the final test.
