'Allegiant €“ Part 1' plot news: Entry of David, intense buildup of romance between Tris and Four

The cast and crew of "The Divergent Series: Allegiant – Part 1" are finally done filming, and fans can expect a trailer very soon. The film adaptations of Veronica Roth's "Divergent" books have done very well in the box office, and the newest film will surely draw in more people to the story. 

The new film will again see Tris (Shailene Woodley) and Four (Theo James) together with Caleb (Ansel Elgort). Other cast members include Jeff Daniels who will be playing the character of David. Peter (Miles Teller) will also be back for "Allegiant," and so will Christina (Zoe Kravitz). Alisha Heng, a new cast member in the movie, will play the character Cara. 

The film will serve as the sequel to "Insurgent," tying up the loose ends of that installment, and will also be a prequel to the second part of "Allegiant," setting up the finale for the movie. 

In a Fashion Style post, some of the expected portions of the new movie were revealed. First is the entry of the character of David and his Bureau of Genetic Warfare. Another anticipated scene is when Tris starts poring over the journal of her mother, Natalie Prior. For book fans, this is one of the emotionally heavy parts of the story. 

"Allegiant – Part 1" will also explore the romance of Tris and Four. Master Herald revealed that James and Woodley shared some very amorous scenes, including an awkward moment when they reportedly needed to freeze during a physically intimate scene while some changes were made on the set. This level of intimacy is expected, based on the love story woven into the "Divergent" series between their characters. 

[Spoiler Alert] This love story, however, will be undone by the foreseen death of Tris in the last installment in the "Divergent" series. Even with a hinted possibility of an alternative ending, the film will likely stay true to how the story really ended with Tris dying a martyr's death.  

"The Divergent Series: Allegiant – Part 1" is scheduled to be shown in theaters on March 18, 2016.

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