Sight is crucial to explaining what you see and Martel was able to describe what Pi thought that he saw even though he was blind. When Pi was in the ocean toward the end of the book he talked with a blind man who also was a survivor from the Tsimtsum until Richard Parker ate him. Also, at the end of Life of Pi they found bones of the man who Richard Parker feasted on. Even though Pi was blind Martel described his experience through imagery about what Pi thought, saw, and felt and made it convincing that the man was real. Martel uses creative detail to make Life of Pi believable, which makes the story
Sight is crucial to explaining what you see and Martel was able to describe what Pi thought that he saw even though he was blind. When Pi was in the ocean toward the end of the book he talked with a blind man who also was a survivor from the Tsimtsum until Richard Parker ate him. Also, at the end of Life of Pi they found bones of the man who Richard Parker feasted on. Even though Pi was blind Martel described his experience through imagery about what Pi thought, saw, and felt and made it convincing that the man was real. Martel uses creative detail to make Life of Pi believable, which makes the story