Life Of Pi, By Yann Martel

Life of Pi starts with an old man in Pondicherry who tells the author, "I have a story that will make you believe in God" (Martel x). Every religion has a story of faith attached to it, Life of Pi tells a story of a young boy whose religious beliefs helped him survive the Pacific Ocean. Stories and religious convictions are additionally connected in Life of Pi since Pi states that both require confidence with respect to the audience or devotee.
According to Pi the color orange symbolizes survival in hindu “It seems orange-such a nice Hindu colour-is the colour of survival because the whole inside of the boat and the tarpaulin and the life jackets and the lifebuoy and the oars and most every other significant object aboard was orange. Even the
The small orange cat reviews the big orange cat, Richard Parker, who helps Pi make due amid his 227 days adrift “This was the terrible cost of Richard Parker. He gave me a life, my own, but at the expense of taking
For eras, religions have been putting forth individuals’ direction. Thus, it's not astounding that Pi ran over the island amid his most negative state, in chapter 90 Pi has given up on life he taught he was going to die then he called God and left everything in the hand of God, he said “I muttered, ‘Goodbye, Richard Parker. I'm sorry for having failed you. I did my best. Farewell. Dear Father, dear Mother, dear Ravi, greetings. Your loving son and brother is coming to meet you. Not an hour has gone by that I haven't thought of you. The moment I see you will be the happiest of my life. And now I leave matters in the hands of God, who is love and whom I love’” (Martel 242). Pi discovered the algae island on chapter 92, the island is full of algae’s that green in color that is the color of Islam. Pi described the island as thus: “The trees remained. In fact, they grew to be a forest. They were part of a low-lying island. I pushed myself up. I continued to disbelieve my eyes. But it was a thrill to be deluded in such a high-quality way. The trees were beautiful. They were like none I had ever seen before. They had a pale bark, and equally distributed branches that carried an amazing profusion of leaves. These leaves were brilliantly green, a green so bright and emerald that, next to it, vegetation during the monsoons was drab olive” (Martel 256, 257). All religions offer safety and sustenance