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    Martel‚ as it is the basis of the Piscine Patel’s character. Religion plays a great positive role throughout Pi Patel’s life: it shapes his personality as a young man‚ it helps him survive at sea‚ and it gives him the strength to move on and become a successful adult. Firstly‚ Pi’s religious devotion shapes his personality as a young man by allowing him to be non-judgemental‚ open-minded‚ as well as intelligent‚ and kind. While being devotedly faithful to three religions‚ Pi is surprisingly acceptant

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    struggling author. My first book did not fare well. I was feeling and restless and i had little money. So I flew to Bombay to find some inspiration for my novel. Some how I found Piscine through locals and tea shops. They all told me that he was the man with a story. So naturally i scratched my original idea of 1939 Portugal and began to write my notes for what would become this novel. host: That seems like quite the tale. What led you to pursue this story? Yann Martel: I called for Mr. Patel

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    foot. Still I did not sink. Still I did not believe.” Like Saint Peter trying to walk on water after he sees Jesus do it? But maybe the island doesn’t represent the type of faith Martel thinks we should have. Because‚ the algae turns out to be man-eating algae. It’s an island that can consume you if you’re not careful. Meaning‚ if you settle yourself with physical comfort (all the food and water) it turns into a type of spiritual death. If your faith is too easy and you no long‚ brave‚ and stormy

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    hatred embedded within family history. Moreover in The Alchemist following the story of a shepherd boy who once lost nearly everything; who had trouble finding his personal legend; the adventurer who could not find his own heart. Furthermore in A Man Who Had No Eyes‚ explains challenges facing the disabled. Individuals need to overcome their hardships‚ so that they may learn and mature. In Romeo and Juliet the beginning shows Romeo‚ saddened from a broken heart. However at a ball

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    helped him have a great view on life and its value‚ allowing him to give many anecdotes that make the reader stop and think. For example: ’"’I have nothing to say of my working life‚ only that a tie is a noose‚ and inverted though it is‚ it will hang a man nonetheless if he"’"s not careful.’"’ Secondly‚ this book is packed with zoological information including mating‚ hunting‚ and sleeping habits of a variety of animals from hippopotamuses to ’"’meerkats’"’ (small African carnivorous burrowing mammals)

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    Many fantasy fiction stories can be full of action and intensity. The story‚ “The Lady‚ or the Tiger?” written by Frank R. Stockton shows action and intensity through symbols‚ conflicts‚ and in different parts of the story. This story is about how a princess has to decide the prince’s fate‚ for rather if she chooses for him to fall in love with another lady‚ or to get eaten alive by a tiger. This story took place in B.C inside an arena. As the reader reads on‚ the reader found out that there was

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    Life of Pi Summary Life of Pi‚ by Yen Martel is a remarkable novel that twists together survival‚ companionship‚ and the power of god. Pi Patel‚ who has lived in Pondicherry‚ India his entire life grows up in peace- his father runs a zoo‚ and he follows Islam‚ Christianity‚ and Hinduism simultaneously. When his family moves to Canada‚ the ship sink and he is forced to board a lifeboat with a hyena‚ a tiger‚ a zebra‚ and a orangutan. Left with only emergency rations‚ Pi is able to survive 227 days

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    survived‚ At first i got a bad vibe‚ but tried to keep it together‚ I thought we could stay alive‚ and be happy forever‚ But then things changed and people began dying‚ I looked in my mothers’ eyes as she was crying‚ Suddenly i was alone with the man who killed my mother‚ i realised then and there i couldn’t let him live any further‚ I had this fire inside me‚ i began to lose my mind‚ my brain was a mountain colliding with a tide‚ When all was done i was alone on the raft‚ but heres where

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    Life of PiContent QuestionsPart 1: Toronto & Pondicherry - Chapters 1-361). Pondicherry was the birth place of Pi the protagonist of the story. It was during Pi’s time in Pondicherry that he has suffered intensely and found comfort in religion and zoology; which proves to be the basis of the stories plot. With this in mind‚ he was raised in a time where there were many political problems arising which leads to Pi’s family leaving the country to Canada. This town is an appropriate choice for Pi’s

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    In the Author’s note of Life of Pi‚ an anonymous author meets Francis Adirubasamy‚ an elderly man who offered to tell him a story fantastic enough to give him faith in God. Pi narrates part one and explains that he has suffered intensely and found solace in religion and zoology. Pi refers to reason as fools gold for the bright. Fools gold is science and reality. The real treasure is faith and imagination. Imagination and art leads to belief and dreams that can be killed by crude reality. In Life

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