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    Life Of Pi Movie Analysis

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    Theater! Today‚ we are going to invite a popular Canadian author‚ who is most famous for his Man Booker Prize-winning novel‚ Life of Pi. Let’s warmly welcome Mr. Yann Martel! (Applauses Sound Effect and PPT with “BOOK THEATER” as the background) Y: Hello! Hello! Every one! Nice to meet you‚ Candice! H: Nice to meet you too! How are you today? Y: Very well! H: Your recent life must have been a good one‚ because your books are very popular and has already sold for nine million copies worldwide. So‚

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    dismissed as “unfilmable”‚ Life Of Pi gained momentum as Ang Lee took to animating a vision beyond what the conventional screen may contain. Though neither 3D nor special effects are new to our ever changing digital landscape‚ little precedents exist where they became absolutely instrumental to making a film possible. Without the multi-dimensionality seen across that piece of plastic glasses we normally recycle after screening‚ the audience would have no access to Life Of Pi’s supposed realm of mind

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    fear of doing something push you to be the hero‚ or does it keep you chained down keeping you restrained from doing anything about it. In the novel Life of Pi‚ fear could technically be portrayed as either one. When Piscine Patel‚ better known as Pi‚ discovers his life becomes completely turned upside down after his family tries to find a better life and a new place to call home. He gradually discovers what the true meaning of fear is. After losing his family in a storm‚ he becomes shipwrecked on

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    technique is modeled in the novel Life of Pi. This novel details the adventure of Piscine "Pi" Martel as he is stranded in the Pacific Ocean with a hyena‚ a zebra‚ a orangutan named Orange Juice‚ and a tiger named Richard Parker. Pi is polyreligious; he is a Hindu‚ Christian‚ and Muslim. Pi’s religious beliefs aid him in his struggle to survive. The animals also play an interesting part in Pi’s religious involvement. The animals are an "essential component of the story" because they "decenter human

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    Life Of Pi Courage Essay

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    potential and must find a way to overcome daily challenges in life to fully achieve their purpose. An example of an obstacle might be failure or rejection‚ but how one acts in the face of adversity is determined by possessed courage. In Yann Martel’s novel‚ Life of Pi‚ he portrays how emotional courage is an essential component to overcome the pain of separation and discover success through self-development. More specifically‚ the main character‚ Pi Patel‚ experiences tragic loss in which he must apply his

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    Life of Pi Discussion Questions 1. Life of Pi allowed the author to gain what he had been hungry for. He was wanting to write a good book and had been unsuccessful many times. Life of Pi was the emotional nourishment he had been longing for. 2. The town made a difference in Pi’s upbringing because it showed him the different religions and learned many needed from the zoo. 3. Mr. Adirubasamy claims Pi’s story will make you believe in God‚ although my beliefs were not altered. 4

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    Yann Martel's Life Of Pi

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    Life of Pi I. THE FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOOK: The book Life of Pi by Yann Martel was published in 2001. The story is primarily about an Indian boy named Piscine Molitor Patel‚ who survives a shipwreck with a Bengal tiger. Unfortunately‚ this book is not a part of a series; the characters in the book do however‚ have an interesting relationship with the author. Yann Martel is from Canada‚ as stated in the book. The Patel family was moving to Canada‚ this is also the place Piscine “lives” currently.

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    Peter Jia Ms.Kmiecik ENG4U 2013/8/17 The Importance of Religion in the Life of Pi Peter2 The Importance of Religion in the Life of Pi In introduction of Life of Pi‚ Author Yang • Martel said directly that : "This book was born as I was hungry "(introduction‚1). Hunger is something author refers to the emptiness in faith. The novel’s protagonist Piscine‚ grew up in French Indochina area

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    or symbolizes themselves‚ but in Yann Martel’s Life of Pi he takes those characteristics to a new level. The symbolism of a zebra‚ a hyena‚ an orangutan‚ and a tiger all contribute to the characteristics of Pi and his journey through the sea‚ together‚ on a life boat. A zebra can symbolize many things; from yin and yang to individualism. With symbolism it becomes the reader’s choice to decide what a symbol becomes and symbolizes. In the Life of Pi the zebra symbolizes individualism and the dangers

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    Taylor Hagenson 17 January 2013 A Father’s Lesson Parents have the responsibility to teach and to protect their children. In teaching them while they are young parents hope to save them from making mistakes later in life. In the novel Life of Pi‚ Santosh‚ Pi’s father wishes to save his boys from future fatal blunders. His lesson was done in somewhat a harsh way but it was necessary‚ any other way may not have been effective‚ and it accomplished what he wanted it to. Some would view this father’s

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