I gave up on this book. Divergent, although ridiculous, showed a somewhat promising story-line that ended up falling totally flat. The society made no sense, the "factions" were obvious and stereo-typical, and the main character, Tris, is utterly predictable. She follows the same trope that most women in fiction follow - the young, shy girl becomes strong and independent BUUUUUUUT - then she meets some hot guy who pretty much derails her progress. Blah. I thought the characters were very stale in Insurgent. Additionally, the world is so incredibly small. How are we supposed to suspend disbelief when the main characters are not even convincing enough to keep us reading? It just seemed cheap to me, like the book was forced. In my opinion, the potential I saw in Divergent was totally missing in Insurgent. In the second book, the protagonist is laughably reliant on her love interest. You know the story - they're hellbent on saving the world and their love, blah blah... No thank you. 
 I prefer more character development, deeper plot lines, and room for originality. None of that is present in Insurgent. It was a very disappointing read for me, completely devoid of uniqueness and heart. 
 Honestly this series just isn't my cup of tea. It felt so weak and half-baked that I didn't waste my time finishing it. 
 Just meh.