Okay, wow. 
 This was a GREAT ending to this trilogy (I'm still counting it as a trilogy since The Heir isn't about America and Maxon). I'm honestly considering putting this on my favorites shelf, and that's saying something, considering how boring The Elite was! 
 Yes, it might seem really difficult to get through this trilogy because pretty much nothing happened in The Elite, but trust me; stick around. Read the last book, it is SO worth it! 
 This book has some beautiful quotes that don't necessarily have anything important to add to the plot, but that I feel like mentioning here (no spoilers!); 
 "Because when you're on the bottom, your only choice is to blame the top", "There are bigger things than love" & "The best people all have some kind of scar". 
 Beautiful, beautiful quotes, that really shows Kiera Cass' writing. It doesn't feel forced at all, like she's trying to create metaphors or to make everything really deep - it's just very very simple but yet really hits you hard. 
 Now to the spoilery part of the review; 
 (view spoiler)[In the beginning of the book, Maxon was kind of a dick. Like, when America was just trying to look nice for him and he's al like "I always wondered what it would be like to see you try" and he left her?? WHO DOES THAT? DICKS DO THAT. But after a few cringeworthy things where I wanted to punch Maxon in the head at the beginning of the book, he turns sweet again. So it's ok! 
 The plot was incredibly exciting, and I loved how Maxon and America became friends or at least acquaintances with the rebels. What I didn't love was the southerner rebels SUDDENLY KILLING EVERYBODY, GOD DAMN IT. 
 I MEAN SURE, IT ADDED TO THE PLOT AND IT WAS GREAT. BUT DID YOU REALLY HAVE TO KILL CELESTE AFTER THEY JUST BECAME FRIENDS?! WHYYY. WHYYY?! Don't even get me started on Americas' father dying. I'll admit it, I cried. We saw how close America was to her father, and it was heartbreaking finding out he died. It was on the other hand very awesome finding out he was a rebel! I guess not liking the way things were ran in the family. 
 The description of America and Maxon's wedding honestly kind of made me tear up. After everything they had gone through I felt like they really needed this wedding, and also the fact that the book was almost over also made me very very sad. 
 I need to go and stare into a wall and contemplate what I'm gonna do with the rest of my life now. 
 Goodbye friends. Trust me on this; reading this book is worth it. (hide spoiler)]