Character
Sketch - The
Life of Pi
By
Nick.
While
most of us live happy lives, others in different parts of the world
suffer much more than we do. In the book “The Life of Pi” by Yann
Martel, the main character - Pi Patel - is no exception to this. His
adventures begin when his family dies in a sinking ship. The only
thing that helped him survive was nothing but critical thinking and
the company of a Bengal tiger.
1.
“My suffering left me sad and gloomy.” Pg. 3 - Here we know that
he came from a past, a past so dark that you cannot comprehend it. It
is explained a good way into the book.
2.
“I can imagine an atheist’s last words: ‘White, white!
L-L-Love! My God!’” Pg. 70 - It is true that Pi has an interest
in religion in the book, it’s just not a common occurrence in the
book.
3.
“Yet there will always be animals who seek to escape from zoos.”
- Pi has been observed to care for animals, and to animals, a zoo is
akin to a prison.
4.
“That is God as God should be.” - Another quote alluding to Pi’s
(slightly-) deep interest in Religion.
5.
“Life goes on and you don’t touch tigers.” - Pi makes a quote
about life and Tigers here.
Like the tie into Pi's relationship with the tiger.
ReplyDeleteWould have liked more detail in the quote analysis.