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by Yann Martel
About 108 pages (32,371 words)
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Part 2 Chapter 74 Summary

Pi maintained his religious practices; however, he had to modify the rituals to fit his current situation. He found solace in his religious expressions, yet he had to continually reconsider his place in God's universe. He found it difficult to continue believing, loving and keeping his heart open. He felt so alone and full of despair. However, through the darkest times, his faith would re-emerge.

Part 2 Chapter 74 Analysis

Part of Pi's coming of age in this story is how his religious expression changed. In.....

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