[ None of the mazes were all sunshine and rainbows. What he's saying sounds kinder than it was in theirs, but also more precarious. People were exiled because they were a threat to others. If they'd been stung, or if they lashed out at others for some other reason and could no longer be calmed down, didn't make that much of a difference - anything where locking them up wouldn't bring them to reason, wouldn't solve anything, needed to be solved in some other way. Tris lets out a sigh. ]

I guess we did some things differently.

[ And she tucks a strand of hair behind her ear, thinking back. ]

But I think she just said that because she was really pissed at me at the time. I mean I guess... starting a fight and getting locked up for it and breaking out and then going into the maze without actually being a runner on the same day? Might have been a little much.