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    Trevor Smith Ms. Favro ENG4U-01 April 13th‚ 2013 Life of Pi: Quest or Enlightenment Over the course of this unit‚ I have read the so called “life changing” novel “The Life of Pi” by Yann Martel. This work of art happens to be a national best seller and has collected many literature awards. Piscine Molitor Patel‚ the young Indian protagonist is faced with a traumatic set of events which developed into a marvelous story of a castaway’s voyage‚ in the heart of the Pacific Ocean. This essay will discuss

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    Walton 1 Woody Walton Mr. Esthus October 15‚ 2012 Life of Pi: The Will to Survive The main goal of every living thing on earth is to survive. Creatures will do amazing‚ extraordinary‚ and heroic things to live. However‚ they might also do terrible and horrific things in dire situations. It is interesting to think about how far one may go to keep their life. Shameful things might be done and morals might be broken. Times like these are what really show the true colors of people and hold anyone

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    Human Truths Discovered in Life of Pi: People’s lack of faith. Man’s inability to believe anything out of the norm. Impossible vs implausible Man’s incredible will to survive Two-hundred twenty seven days. One man. One tiger. With as little as twenty six feet separating the two‚ Pi’s life seems to be nothing more than a fading ember whose end only time can elicit. With what could be classified strictly as a series of incredibly unfortunate events‚ the Indian boy’s journey to Canada is

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    environment. In "The Story Of Keesh"‚Keesh lived on the rim of the polar seas where weather is extreme. In this setting the winter darkness and the north gales make their long sweep across the ice pack‚ and the air is filled with flying white‚ and no man may venture forth. Keesh faces many challenges in this setting. For example he tries his best to convince the council to apportion the meat equally when he realizes the hunters aren’t being fair. Keesh finds meat by using head craft.Keesh gets upset

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    In the novel Life of Pi by Yann Martel‚ there are three themes that seem to overpower throughout; religion‚ fear‚ and hope. When the main character in the novel‚ Pi‚ is forced to move the family’s zoo from Pondicherry India to Canada in search for a better life‚ their boat suddenly begins to sink in the middle of the pacific ocean. Miraculously Pi is the only human that survives. But unfortunately for this poor boy he is stuck on a 26 foot lifeboat with a zebra‚ an orangutan‚ a hyena‚ and a three

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    In The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams‚ this is demonstrated twice-- first with the father‚ then with Tom himself. Tom takes after his father‚ who “was a telephone man who fell in love with long distances; he gave up his job... and skipped the light fantastic out of town” (Williams 5)‚ suggesting that in living how he wanted to‚ Tom’s father abandoned his family in the process. The apple does not fall far from the

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    Life of Pi

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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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    Every action you take comes with consequences and every consequence affects your life in one way or another. In the spiritual novel Life of Pi by Yann Martel‚ a young boy named Pi Patel is stranded on a lifeboat and is faced with serious decisions that affect him and his future. Following a shipwreck‚ Pi is left alone with nothing but a royal bengal tiger‚ Richard Parker‚ and his God. At the climax of the story he encounters a paradise island which has everything he needs‚ but he makes a choice to

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    Connotation In Life Of Pi

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    without the animals‚ Pi tells of an incident on the lifeboat; “he ate flies. The cook‚ that is…we had food to last us for weeks; we had fishing gear…yet there he was‚ swinging his arms and catching flies and eating them greedily…he was a disgusting man (Martel 629).” This shows the correlation between the hyena and chef’s eagerness to eat anything‚ no matter what it is. Another characteristic the hyena and cook share is the cook’s willingness to cannibalize. Not even a second after the sailor died

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    A man on a mission to make it back home after being stranded in a different region of Pangaea‚ which is a piece of land that incorporates many terrestrial biomes. He doesn’t know how he ended up there but he knew exactly where he was headed. His methods of survival were clear and he was able to make a few friends along the way. Throughout this journey from an unknown place to his home and family he traveled through 3 different terrestrial biomes. The biomes of Pangaea are similar to the ones known

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