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    Life Of Pi Essay Survival

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    In the book, Life of Pi, the protagonist’s survival depends greatly on his ability to forget time. Throughout the novel, the effects of that capability are portrayed as good because Pi believes he “survived because I [Pi] forgot even the very notion of time”. It is because of this skill that Pi is able to manage his grief and focus on his survival. His ordeal at sea is one that cannot be survived without a combination of soundness of mind, hope, and hard work, all things he cannot manage if he…

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    Yan Martel’s Life of Pi is an account of a young boy’s journey against incredible odds. Born to a family in India, Piscine Molitor Patel or also known as Pi grew up in the small town of Pondicherry. His family later set their sights on Canada and boarded a ship to take them there, however during their journey the ship capsized. Pi the only survivor, along with Richard Parker, a tiger, survived 227 days on vast Pacific Ocean eventually making it onto shore. Although Pi’s retelling of his…

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    Life Of Pi Religion Essay

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    came from when handling situations later in the book. It doesn’t surprise me that Pi’s first religion is Hinduism because it originates from the Indian subcontinent. (“Britannica”) One belief of the Hindus is in karma. (“9 Beliefs” ) This pertains to Pi in the story because when the hyena kills the zebra and the orangutan, he wishes karma upon the horrendous hyena. (ch. 45) Another thing that goes along with the story is that Hinduism is one of the biggest religions after Pi’s other two…

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    This boy is in the company of a Bengal tiger. The story Life of Pi is an inspiring story about a boy, a boat, and a tiger. During the Pi’s, the boy’s, peril at sea he has to survive not only a vast ocean but a fully grown tiger. One wrong move and he 's done for, but a tiger is the least of his worries. He has to face not only the ocean, not only a tiger but himself as well. Throughout the story, one can see how the main character, Pi, begins to let go of anything that hinders his survival.…

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