Ok so, this book is beginning to be a little bit more interesting. This next section begins with Pi getting baptized. Then, his father decides that the family needs to move to Canada due to the trouble in India at the time. Next, the author meets Pi’s wife and family, who then set sail to find a new life of their own. They travel into the unknown, which made me feel a little sketchy. I was nervous now to see how this turns out.
Then, suddenly, The ship they were on, the Tsimtsum, sinks! Later, along with Pi, Richard Parker survives. But, it seems that Pi is the only human survivor. This part stressed me out, but it did start to make things interesting. I started to really wonder and want to know what was going to happen next.
Later, Pi realized he needed to figure out a way to kill the Tiger, as he knew that he would become tiger lunch eventually. But then, He decides to tame RP instead of killing him.
I enjoyed this section much more than the first. It kept my attention and it was much more engaging and interesting to read.
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