Sacrifice in Life of Pi, Pi by Yann Martel

In order to be happy, you will eventually be sacrificed. This can be objective, mental state, physical health, and even self-awareness. There are various ways to achieve happiness. In the life of Pi, Pi faces many challenges, he must make a choice to survive in the sea. Because he has been in the ocean for a long time, his own happiness standards change drastically. Not only he was not excited because he woke up at the zoo everyday, he was excited after having an infinite night at the center of the sea.

Yan Martel fully describes the life of pie, a story that covers the main elements of pie and the tragedy's life. After government harassment, Pi's family began moving to other places; where Pi encountered a foreign tiger and their friendship developed gradually. The tone and style of Yann Martel's Pi of Life are very different from "The Necklace" of Guy De Maupassant. "Necklace" is a combination of "Pie's Life" and "Red Letter", where religion plays an important role. The story and life of the hero's pie and Hester. The religion between books is different from Hindu and Muslim 'Pi' and Christian faith 'red', but it affects characters in various ways through stories. Hester violated her religious beliefs

In the life of Pi's world religion Pi, the writer Yann Martel wrote a small boy named Pi Patel who survived alone in his lifeboat alone. Throughout the book, Pi is very close to religion, and ultimately his religion is the main reason for his survival. At the beginning of the book, Yann Martel introduced three religions, Muslim, Christianity and Hinduism. Pi's survival has three main points. One thing is that Pi is open to religion