According to many of the people working on the Divergent series, they are trying to bring a realistic approach to the relationships between these characters that better connects the audience with them. Now the lead star speaks on what they like to do with characters interacting.

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Speaking with Reuters on Wednesday, Shailene Woodley talked about the masculinity opposed to boyhood charm that Theo James brings to the role and how they try and have a grounded relationship in the film.

"Theo and I are so lucky to have each other, because Theo's a man, he's not a boy, and I think that immediately eradicates the cheese factor, because anything he does is not going to be a cheesy, hot young boy taking his shirt off in a film," she said.

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"He brings a certain masculinity that I think a lot of young actors couldn't bring, so that in itself adds a lot. Then we're both, Theo and I, very keen in the relationship staying grounded and staying truthful."

She also talked about how Divergent dealt with young adults being thrown into a situation with them having to use firearms and how she felt about doing that.

"I think it's sad. I think that Divergent doesn't glamorize or endorse firearms or weaponry or violence in any way, shape or form. I think it shows the tragedy of it all," Woodley said.

It seems like she has an opinion on how they want to move forward with the series and it will be interesting to see if it is reflected in the future films.

Insurgent is expected out on March 20, 2015.

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