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Part 2 Chapter 76 Summary
Pi made a point of cleaning up after Richard Parker and trying to keep his area of the boat clean. This became significant after he noticed the tiger trying to hide his feces one day. His act of trying to hide was significant because it signaled his deference to Pi. If he flaunted them it would have been a sign of dominance. Pi took advantage of this and exerted his dominance by handling the tiger's feces in front of him so that it made him nervous but not provoked.
Part 2 Chapter 76 Analysis
Pi continues the training of the tiger and knows enough about the animal's behavior to even bully him psychologically over the matter of his defecation. Pi has become more opportunistic and has become alert to any chance to exert further domination over Richard Parker.
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