EMILY HAWORTH

CHAPTER 32

• " Are many examples of animals coming to surprising living arrangements"
• “zoomorphism, an animal takes a human being, another animal, to be one of its kind.”
• Martel 126
• Pi describes about the odd living arrangements between different types of animals.
• For example, a lion and a mouse. The reason for zoomorphism is companionship.

CHAPTER 33

• there’s another group shot. That’s Richard Parker, “ I’m amazed”
• Martel 130. Mamaji is showing Pi his photo album.
• They flip the pages and they see memories from school and other events
• Pi spots Richard Parker. Mamaji tells Pi he doesn't remember his mother.
• Or her looks

CHAPTER 34

• We sold the zoo, lock, stock and barrel. To a new country, a new life.”
• Martel 131
• “I had never seen Americans. They were pink, fat, friendly, very competent and sweated profusely”
• Martel 133
• “They put most of them to sleep and then applied stethoscopes to hearts."

CHAPTER 34 CONTINUED

• The Pondicherry zoo closed
• They head to Canada
• The Patel's make deals with Canadians and Americans
• The Americans test the animals for greatness
• Mr. Patel signed papers to move to the new zoo

CHAPTER 35

• Left Madras June 21st, 1977 on tPanamanian-registered Japanese ship Tsimtsum”
• Martel 136
• “I said goodbye to Mamaji, to Mr. and Mr. Kumar, to all my friends.
• “I was excited. Things didn’t turn out the way they were supposed to, but what can you do?
• You must take life the way it comes at you and make the best of it" Martel 137.

CHAPTER 35 CONTINUED

• The Patel's leave to go to Canada
• They say by to all their friends and loved ones
• The animals are all situated in their cages, all ready to go
• Pi thought he would be sad to leave, but the complete opposite
• They wonder if Canada would have the same products as India

CHAPTER 36

• “You know the answer to that question. Hmmm? You’re four years old. One, two, three, four.”
• He touches tip of her nose with his index finger. She giggles and buries her face in his neck
• “This story has a happy ending” Is what the author infers about a silver lining about Pi
• Martel 138.
• This chapter comes from the writers perspective when he enters Pi's house.

CHAPTER 36 CONTINUED

• The writer comes to Pi's house and meets Pi's son
• The writer sees Pi's daughter and plays with her by guessing her age
• The writer compares Pi's house to the vastness and emptiness of India

CHAPTER 37

• “The ship sank. It made a sound like a monstrous metallic burp”
• Martel 140
• “Richard Parker can you believe what has happened? Tell me it’s a dream.
• “I turned around, stepped over the zebra and threw myself overboard.”
• Martel 143

CHAPTER 37 CONTINUED

• The boat started to sink.
• Richard Parker came on the boat after swimming
• Pi's family didn't come with him on the life boat
• Pi must learn to survive with Richard Parker

CHAPTER 39

• “I landed with a trampoline-like bounce on the half-unrolled tarpaulin."
• Martel 151
• The zebra lands on the boat with Pi
• The life boat fell from the boat and landed on the water
• The zebra misses the tarpaulin

CHAPTER 40

• “I saw a triangle slicing the water fifteen feet away. It was a shark’s fin”
• Martel 152
• Sharks appeared in the water
• Pi is more scared of the ocean than Richard Parker
• Richard Parker was under the life boat

CHAPTER 38

• sailed from Madras across the Bay of Bengal, down through the Strait of Malacca
• Martel 144
• The boat started to sink in the Pacific from Manilla
• Ravi wouldn't go with him
• There might have been an explosion

Citation
Martel, Yann. Life of Pi. Boston, Mariner Books, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt