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    Blake Solberg Animal Ethics Dr. Patricia McEachern December 4‚ 2012 Life of Pi When I arrived at the theatre to see the movie Life of Pi¸ I was exhausted. I had an architecture project that was due and I was on little to no sleep. I thought that the movie was going to be a bore and I would take the time to take a nap‚ but when the move started after the twenty minutes of commercials‚ it started to get to me. After the ship wreck the director had my full attention. Even though I was hungry

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    Man’s best friend? The important thing isn’t that we can live on love alone‚ but that life isn’t worth living without it. In the novel Life of Pi by Yann Martel‚ the author tells a story of Piscine “Pi” Molitor Patel‚ who is struggling with religious and psychological issues. In addition to that‚ after the ship sinks Pi must survive on a life boat with a tiger for 227 days in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The Bengal tiger‚ Richard Parker was named after an Edgar Allen Poe character from The

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    In the beginning of Life of Pi‚ the author opens up with a detailed description of the sloth‚ the different types‚ the speed‚ and the wittiness. It survives by being slow and because of its slowness; it allows algae to grow on its body that acts like a camouflage with the surrounding moss and foliage. The book starts out in first person with the main character‚ Piscine Patel‚ talking about his name which means "pool" in numerous languages. He found it weird that his parents named him Piscine but

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    Hmee ( 1207C20609 ) Period - 1 Life of Pi Novel Proposal Theme - The Nature of Suffering Argument A Point 1 - Pi can’t imagine a God who suffers Quotation - “This son‚ on the other hand‚ who goes hungry‚ who suffers from thirst‚ who gets tired‚ who is sad‚ who is anxious‚ who is heckled and harassed” ( 91 ) Point 2 - Pi stops when he’s working out the immediate detail of survival. Quotation - “I was either fixed on practical details of immediate survival or transfixed by pain‚ weeping

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    Throughout the novel Life of Pi the author Yann Martel uses the colour orange to symbolize the major themes of both‚ hope and survival. Reference to the colour orange is made in the description of both the zoo animals that are apart of Pi’s world and the inert objects that are used by Pi in his struggle to survive. It is no coincidence that the colour orange was chosen‚ this essay will outline some of these examples and how they relate to the themes of hope and survival. Firstly‚ Yann Martel uses

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    Assignment 1 Martel‚ Yann. Life of Pi. Boston: Harcourt‚ 2001. Print. I chose the swarm of flying fish as a significant symbol in the novel because it represented hope. Whenever the fish appeared he not only received food from the actual fish but was also able to use them towards catching bigger bait than he used to tame Richard Parker allowing him to him live and be able to hope for land and have the necessary ingredients to a survive. Assignment 2 (pg.14) “The Pondicherry Zoo was the source

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    Life of Pi” is about this boy called Pi‚ who is the son of a zookeeper in India. He grew up in a zoo and was extremely happy at home learning all about the animals that lived around him. This boy‚ who is a Hindu‚ found himself attracted to Islam and Christianity as well‚ so he practiced 3 religions at the same time. When Pi’s father decided to leave India‚ Pi’s family‚ along with some animals from the zoo‚ boarded a cargo ship bound for Canada. Unfortunately‚ the ship sank. Pi was the only human

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    Pro and Con Essay Piscine Molitor Patel‚ after floating on the ocean for 227 days‚ was discovered exhausted and pale. There is no abnormalities in vital signs discovered‚ which indicates that with proper cares and rest‚ his body will function well. In spite of his physical health‚ his mental health should be particularly examined in detail. Without precedent case‚ more details and aspects should be included to consider‚ when evaluating if Pi is suitable to integrate to society again. Furthermore

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    Martel’s international literary reputation was sealed with the publication of Life of Pi‚ a runaway bestseller that went on to win the prestigious Man Booker Prize (awarded each year to the best English-language novel written by a Commonwealth or Irish author) and had since been translated into thirty languages. Fox 2000 pictures bought the screen rights to Martel’s novel‚ and a feature film is expected in 2008. Life of Pi is set against the tumultuous period of Indian history known as the Emergency

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    Life of Pi: What to Do? When one is threatened their existence‚ either human or animal‚ the reaction towards the threat is almost immediate impulse to stay alive. No matter how strong a bond or relationship is conveyed between two human beings; if the situation calls for a person to fend for his or her life‚ that person will let no one get in the way of preserving their own life. In the story‚ Life of Pi‚ the author Yann Martel depicts a beautiful example of what a person may do when exposed

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