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by BlastRoom
Review the Part Three interview, second story, and unresolved ending.
#literature
20 questions
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The class blasts through walls together.
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Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
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In Part Three, who interviews Pi in the Mexican hospital about the sinking of the Tsimtsum?
Why have the two Japanese officials come to talk with Pi?
The investigators doubt that Orange Juice could have floated to the lifeboat on bananas. What small test undercuts their objection?
After the investigators keep rejecting the animal story as unbelievable, what does Pi give them?
In the story without animals, what does the cook do to the injured sailor's leg?
After the cook kills Pi's mother in the second story, what does Pi do?
In the animal-human pattern between the two stories, which animal corresponds to the cook?
Which person in the second story matches the zebra in the first story?
Which animal most clearly corresponds to Pi's mother in the story without animals?
In the correspondences the investigators notice, who matches Richard Parker?
Which paired action makes the two-story mapping clearest?
Pi tells the investigators that neither story explains the sinking or can be proved. What question does he then press on them?
Why does the second story not settle the factual truth of Pi's survival?
When the investigators choose the animal story as the better story, what major idea does that choice support?
How does the second story change the reader's view of the first story?
Why might Pi be called a potentially unreliable narrator in Part Three?
What structural shift marks much of Part Three?
The novel closes with an extract from the investigators' official report mentioning the tiger. What effect does that ending have?
How does the frame narrative help maintain the novel's ambiguity?
What does the final official report still fail to explain?
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Cry, the Beloved Country: Book One
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