Comparison: Pi and Willy use their imagination to make their own truth as reality can’t suffice to their needs of hope and motivation. Pi finds guidance within Richard Parker while Willy hopes Biff will guide the family to the successful American Dream. However, Pi’s truth allowed his to be alive throughout the journey but Willy’s imagination though provided him with temporary hope it didn’t help resolve much.
Conclusion: In conclusion, , in Life of Pi and Death of a Salesman the reason for the protagonists create their own truths to find hope for reason to continue to live as they couldn’t find reality to give them a reason to live.
Third Paragraph: Argument 2
Topic Sentence: Secondly, in Life of Pi and Death of a Salesman Pi belief in God grows …show more content…
While Willy creates an alternative truth to the American dream as he only sees why his idols are loved and not the hard work they did to become so admirable and he continues to believe in it.
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Support Point #2: When the Japanese officials question Pi for a more realistic story Pi is simply baffled because they don’t believe him
Quotation: “God is hard to believe, ask any believer. What is your problem with hard to believe?”
Explanation: Martel says that any ideal has an unreasonable element to it. The Japanese officials only believe what they see and this baffles Pi. Pi’s belief is deepened as through his journey he saw many things with a great unreasonable element to them but however they were real to him in his animal story and therefore, he believes if such unimaginable things like that can exist so can God.
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Support Point #2: Willy teaches his son that marks don’t help you achieve much in the world it is a man with personality and who has the best customer relationship that will have a bright
Conclusion: In conclusion, , in Life of Pi and Death of a Salesman the reason for the protagonists create their own truths to find hope for reason to continue to live as they couldn’t find reality to give them a reason to live.
Third Paragraph: Argument 2
Topic Sentence: Secondly, in Life of Pi and Death of a Salesman Pi belief in God grows …show more content…
While Willy creates an alternative truth to the American dream as he only sees why his idols are loved and not the hard work they did to become so admirable and he continues to believe in it.
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Support Point #2: When the Japanese officials question Pi for a more realistic story Pi is simply baffled because they don’t believe him
Quotation: “God is hard to believe, ask any believer. What is your problem with hard to believe?”
Explanation: Martel says that any ideal has an unreasonable element to it. The Japanese officials only believe what they see and this baffles Pi. Pi’s belief is deepened as through his journey he saw many things with a great unreasonable element to them but however they were real to him in his animal story and therefore, he believes if such unimaginable things like that can exist so can God.
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Support Point #2: Willy teaches his son that marks don’t help you achieve much in the world it is a man with personality and who has the best customer relationship that will have a bright