Joe And Pi Survival Analysis
David torres
Joe and Pi would have not lived without their will to survive, whether it was being lost in the Pacific ocean on a boat or a disastrous and nearly fatal climb of the Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes. Surviving takes logical thinking to where at some time you'll realize it's very hard to make it out. They were able to know their survival strategies, because without their survival knowledge Pi and Joe wouldn't of made it out alive. In laurence Gonzales' chapter in Deep survival "who lives, who dies, and why," Pi and Joe used a survival strategy that helped them throughout their quest, "he looked at himself, took responsibility, made a plan"(Page 173). In life of Pi, pi and his family were on a ship, and when Pi Was sleeping, the whole ship started to go down and his family died. He was the only one who made it out alive, and when he woke up he woke up in a boat where at first thought he was alone, but then saw there was a zebra, hyena, orange juice and under the cover the tiger, Richard Parker. Pi …show more content…
Pi at first is terrified when he saw Richard Parker on the boat. He thought he would die, and most of the time Pi spent time outside the boat on his other little raft he made himself. Pi began to gain confidence, and would use his religious thoughts. He never gave up, like everyday on that boat he always had something to do. Whether it was for himself or for Richard Parker. Pi didn't let anything or anyone bring him down. God was his guidance through his survival voyage. Joe gains positive mental attitude when he made it out of the crevasse and saw Simon was no where near and told himself he has to make it to the base camp before they leave in a couple of days. Joe was making it through everything with a messed up knee. It didn't stop him from making it, he kept going knowing he'll make it to them with the condition he was
Joe and Pi would have not lived without their will to survive, whether it was being lost in the Pacific ocean on a boat or a disastrous and nearly fatal climb of the Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes. Surviving takes logical thinking to where at some time you'll realize it's very hard to make it out. They were able to know their survival strategies, because without their survival knowledge Pi and Joe wouldn't of made it out alive. In laurence Gonzales' chapter in Deep survival "who lives, who dies, and why," Pi and Joe used a survival strategy that helped them throughout their quest, "he looked at himself, took responsibility, made a plan"(Page 173). In life of Pi, pi and his family were on a ship, and when Pi Was sleeping, the whole ship started to go down and his family died. He was the only one who made it out alive, and when he woke up he woke up in a boat where at first thought he was alone, but then saw there was a zebra, hyena, orange juice and under the cover the tiger, Richard Parker. Pi …show more content…
Pi at first is terrified when he saw Richard Parker on the boat. He thought he would die, and most of the time Pi spent time outside the boat on his other little raft he made himself. Pi began to gain confidence, and would use his religious thoughts. He never gave up, like everyday on that boat he always had something to do. Whether it was for himself or for Richard Parker. Pi didn't let anything or anyone bring him down. God was his guidance through his survival voyage. Joe gains positive mental attitude when he made it out of the crevasse and saw Simon was no where near and told himself he has to make it to the base camp before they leave in a couple of days. Joe was making it through everything with a messed up knee. It didn't stop him from making it, he kept going knowing he'll make it to them with the condition he was