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Maxon's Flaws In The One

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The story The One is about America Singer winning the selection and falling in love with the prince, Maxon Schreave. After previous books, the two’s love for eachother deepened more and more during the selection. Because of the different government in Illea, Maxon was unable to go out and find his love, so he had to bring it to him. After 36 girls were narrowed down more and more, Maxon and America worked through the journey of jealousy, other relationships, and secrets. They managed to pick each other, but only did the two know it when the King and Queen were killed in a rebel attack, and Maxon had to choose. Although there was an almost happy ever after for all of the characters, some still presented their flaws. To start, the well rounded

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