Life of Pi #2
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- This is my gift to you. (9)
- As soon as Pi turned 7, Mamaji took him to the beach and taught him how to swim because his parents couldn't. Pi went to the beach with Mamaji in the mornings three times a week to practice his swimming.
- Show off your moves and swim to the next level.
- Ravi and Pi have grown up in a zoo, therefore their father had taught them a lot about animals and especially about animal safety. Until one day, Pi asked his father if tigers were dangerous, and Pi's dad then thought this was the right time to teach his kids a lesson about wild animals. The lesson was NOT TO TOUCH OR MESS WITH A TIGER! So, Pi's father told the zookeeper to put a goat in the cage with the tiger, so the tiger would soon attack the goat in front of Ravi and Pi so they would understand how dangerous tigers are. Ravi and Pi were mortified, but Pi's father did this so they would be so scared of tigers that they would never get close to one.
- "Yes, Father, tigers are dangerous." (34)
- "Are tigers dangerous?" (33)
- Tiger
- Choose a winner to advance to the next level
- Goat
- Pi grew up in a Hindu family so, he always knew about Hinduism because he grew up around it. But, Pi went to a Christian school. Pi didn't know anything about the Christian religion but he was always eager to learn about it. So, one day he saw a church he went into the church and met Father Martin. Father Martin told Pi some stories about Christianity. He would come back to Father Martin to learn something new everyday. Until, he met a Musim, and the Muslim taught him about the Islamic culture. Pi then began to believe that Islam was the most blissful and sacred religion. Pi, then explains to his father that he wants to believe in all 3 religions and his father says he can't do that. Later his father allows him to believe in Christianity ad Hinduism but he says Islam is a outlier.
- "Love. That was Father Martin's answer." (54)
- Christianity
- Choose a religion to follow to advance to the next level
- All three
- Islam
- Hinduism
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