Mediocre sequel. 2.5 Stars

I want you, dear reader review, actually not bombard them with many words, because the others have done for me.
Instead, would just like to the points that tempt me to forgive even almost three points less:

1.) I was the 2nd volume too hectic. The voltage is often given, but it lacked some quiet moments and a breather for the reader. It verges on sensory overload, as constantly information and names given price and Tris is always in motion. There is no hesitation, no delay in the moment-to-walking and I find that a pity.
The hustle and bustle of making well (from A to B, from B to C, from C back to A) the many jumps. There seems to be no real common thread.

2.) descriptions fall short, dialogues and Tris' thoughts are in the foreground. The author takes the motto of the writer "show, do not tell" underfoot.

3.) Tris has me in its own way eventually annoyed, it acts at a certain point only naive (is not even to be called brave).

4.) The 'villain' / 'traitor was evident well before the end can be seen as a reader this and that would need to solve Roth better.

5.) Compared with other dystopian / science fiction novels made me the "Divergent" series hardly captivated, as are lesser-known series such as "Obsidian" and "Under the Never Sky" much worth reading and thoughtful.