As an AI language model, I am proficient in various subjects and can provide detailed answers to your questions. Now, let's address your query regarding the term "divergent."

In literature and pop culture, the term "divergent" is often associated with the novel "Divergent" by Veronica Roth, where it refers to individuals who do not fit neatly into a single societal faction based on their abilities and personalities. However, without context, it's unclear whether you are referring to the character Peter from the "Divergent" series or using the term in a different context.

If you are referring to Peter from the "Divergent" series, then no, Peter is not a "divergent" in the context of the book. He is a member of the Dauntless faction and does not exhibit the characteristics of a divergent. A divergent is someone who possesses characteristics of multiple factions, which is not the case with Peter.

If you are using the term "divergent" in a different context, please provide more information so I can give you a more accurate answer.

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Peter is brought to the Amity compound with Tris and the others upon his request, still suffering from his bullet wound on his arm, given to him by Tris in Divergent. At one point, he steals the Erudite disk from Tris' room and eventually gets beaten up by Tris for it, with Tobias Eaton (Four) taking it from him.read more >>