Life of Pi Book Representation
• To begin with, the author writes in Pi’s point of view. This helps the reader have a simulation of Pi’s adventures. All of Pi’s actions make the reader feel as if they are in Pi’s shoes.
• All throughout the first part of the novel the author utilizes a dull tone. He utilizes this tone to show and discuss when Pi was a kid. "Pi was a tranquil and exceptional youngster" (pg16). This has impact on the story in light of the fact that if the tone begins truly dull and exhausting there is not much to the story.
• Throughout the second part of the novel, the author shifts to a more action packed tone when the Tsimsum starts to sink and before Pi learns to tame the tiger and become its friend. "As the boat suddenly started to sink everything suddenly became a chaos". This leads up to the conflict in the story.
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Also, shares with the viewer the lush greenery of the Indian countryside Pondicherry, French part of India. It reminds me of my own hometown in India, and that helps me relate to Pi.
• It is a beautiful visual representation. This shows the amount of work the director has put into making Pi’s journey look in-depth as possible.
• Mamaji recollects that of all the pools he has swam in, there was a public pool Piscine Molitor and a single swim in it changed his life. The water was so clear. To have a clean soul then swim in the Piscine Molitor. Father took this to heart and named him Piscine Molitor Patel. This helps the viewer understand the origin of Pi’s name.
• Beautiful depiction of Pondicherry – the best of French and Indian culture depicted. There is also a beautiful depiction of Indian culture and introduction to the Indian Gods and tradition. It gives a visual of Pi’s introduction to Christianity, Hinduism and Islam and is breathtaking. It showed the viewers how compassionate Pi was toward God and
• To begin with, the author writes in Pi’s point of view. This helps the reader have a simulation of Pi’s adventures. All of Pi’s actions make the reader feel as if they are in Pi’s shoes.
• All throughout the first part of the novel the author utilizes a dull tone. He utilizes this tone to show and discuss when Pi was a kid. "Pi was a tranquil and exceptional youngster" (pg16). This has impact on the story in light of the fact that if the tone begins truly dull and exhausting there is not much to the story.
• Throughout the second part of the novel, the author shifts to a more action packed tone when the Tsimsum starts to sink and before Pi learns to tame the tiger and become its friend. "As the boat suddenly started to sink everything suddenly became a chaos". This leads up to the conflict in the story.
• Yann Martel uses a simile …show more content…
Also, shares with the viewer the lush greenery of the Indian countryside Pondicherry, French part of India. It reminds me of my own hometown in India, and that helps me relate to Pi.
• It is a beautiful visual representation. This shows the amount of work the director has put into making Pi’s journey look in-depth as possible.
• Mamaji recollects that of all the pools he has swam in, there was a public pool Piscine Molitor and a single swim in it changed his life. The water was so clear. To have a clean soul then swim in the Piscine Molitor. Father took this to heart and named him Piscine Molitor Patel. This helps the viewer understand the origin of Pi’s name.
• Beautiful depiction of Pondicherry – the best of French and Indian culture depicted. There is also a beautiful depiction of Indian culture and introduction to the Indian Gods and tradition. It gives a visual of Pi’s introduction to Christianity, Hinduism and Islam and is breathtaking. It showed the viewers how compassionate Pi was toward God and