Dec 11, 2012 · The island is shaped like a man because Pi has taken his mind off of God and is focusing on his base needs, the needs of man, as opposed to God.

Feb 2, 2011 · Based on a theory from a friend, I believe the island meant "giving up and meeting his mother again". At his worse time, Pi encounters the ...

Dec 7, 2015 · This island i believe represents religion. People often turn to religion during their worst times. Religions offer comfortability, safety, food, ...

The carnivorous island in Life of Pi is a paradoxical symbol that illustrates the balance between paradise and purgatory. The island appears to offer resources ...

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Nov 15, 2007 · If much of the story symbolizes someone finding his/her way through the journey of life, then perhaps the island symbolizes the idea of settling ...

The island acts as a religious symbol for Pi's spiritual journey. In one sense it represents an easy, shallow kind of faith – it seems stable at first and ...

Dec 21, 2012 · The thousands of meercats represent the life-giving flesh of the island. But we see it's shape is that of a sarcophagus, or mummy, or dead man .