The book doesn't focus on that until the very end, and then on into the next two books (Legend is the first in a trilogy). Whilst Legend does incorporate the dystopian plot used in other novels like Matched where one of the characters is oblivious to the society's failings, it doesn't feel too clichéd. I often found myself wondering how on earth one of them suddenly teleported across the other side of the city. The second book in the series, Prodigy, is set to release in Jan of 2013.
GradeSaver has a complete page devoted to the novels themes in its study guide for the unit, I have included the direct link below. This is the first book in the legend series by Lu. I have to admire Marie Lu for her admirable writing from the viewpoint of two geniuses, but the thing that let it down was that June and Day's voices were often hard to distinguish. Legend study guide contains a biography of Marie Lu, literature essays, quiz questions, major themes, characters, and a full summary and analysis. For starters, it's written from the point of two prodigies – one is June, a Sherlock-esque girl who notices everything, and one is Day, a boy-turned-criminal who knows more than he should about the workings of the Republic, who rule over a warring America.
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