Yann Martel's Life of Pi, a story about a 16-year-old Indian boy named Pi Patel, uses symbolism such as the color purple, animals, and the algae island as a way to represent the ways Pi's survival, but water, the profoundest symbol shown throughout the novel. Shipwrecked in the middle of the ocean, Pi has to worry about events such as, hunger, loneliness and that come with the ocean, but he will have overcome these things he will have to overcome to survive and the water with help him.
When growing up, Pi practiced Hinduism, but her also studied Islam and Christianity, and while studying Christianity, Pi learns about salvation, Jesus and to receive salvation he must confess Jesus as his savior by becoming baptized. Baptism, a practice in the
When growing up, Pi practiced Hinduism, but her also studied Islam and Christianity, and while studying Christianity, Pi learns about salvation, Jesus and to receive salvation he must confess Jesus as his savior by becoming baptized. Baptism, a practice in the