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How does the author convey Pi's experiences in a way that moves the…
How does the author convey Pi's experiences in a way that moves the reader?
move - make the reader feel an emotional response
eating fish even though he is a vegetarian
later we see his animalistic/violent tendencies - possibly killing and eating the cook (shock from the reader)
his attempt to save Richard Parker
Richard Parker not turning back
fearing Richard Parker throughout the journey
Pi having to make a decision about keeping Richard Parker alive
regret of Pi losing his family
irony - Richard parker 'saving' Pi
Pi letting the bananas go
french sailor - hope/loss of hope
Pi choosing to save Orange Juice over the bananas - desperation
use of first person narrative - Pi describing the loss of his family
anthropomorphism - making the readers hate the hyena (symbolic of the cook)
introduction to Orange Juice helps us understand why Pi worked so hard to save her
foreshadowing - readers see the importance of Pi learning the lesson with Mahisha
watching the hyena kill Orange Juice - helplessness
Pi being ignored by the oil tanker - Pi feels hope (tone), reader feels defeat (mood) because we know that is not how he is rescued.
Pi finding the island gives the readers a sense of hope
developed by the further discovery that the island is actually dangerous. Readers admire Pi's strength to leave