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by Yann Martel
About 108 pages (32,371 words)
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Part 2 Chapter 91 Summary

Pi boarded the man's boat to scavenge for food and anything else of value. Feeling around, he found some turtle meat, fish, biscuit crumbs and water. Pi wept and wept and in 2 days, his vision returned. The sight he saw in the boat was horrific. The man's body had been dismembered and picked apart by Richard Parker. Pi took one of the arms and used it for bait. Then he found himself eating at the flesh of the body. Once he caught a fish he stopped.....

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