Do the factions cover all personality?
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Re: Do the factions cover all personality?
The ones that are Divergent to me are the ones that have multiple unique traits that overlap into the other factions or even traits that aren't found in the others.
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I think that she covered all the personality traits in a nutshell, if she had created more factions based on each individual personality it would have made the novel confusing.steinhm wrote: ↑02 Apr 2015, 23:05 I was just thinking about the factions and the different personality traits, or at least the core personality traits in each person, and I was wondering what your guys' thoughts were on this. Are there any "core" personality types or traits that aren't represented in the five factions? If so, what do you guys think they would be?
I'm racking my brain to come up with some because I'm sure there are some I just can't think of them! I'd love to know what you all think.
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The factions are just what some of us tend to gravitate more towards but I'm sure that most of us can't be put into one faction.
I think there are more personality types than those mentioned in the book, our personalities are most likely like colours, a mixture of 2 more different colours ( personality traits) that form a brand new colour, some colours will look more like one of the primary colours but initially they can't be put under one primary colour because they're made up of more than one. But really the factions didn't cover all the main personality types