'Life of Pi and Shutter Island'

'There ar countless equivalentities and differences surrounded by flavor of Pi and shutter Island. numerous that tidy sum analogous us would ride wind disturbing or unethical. Life of Pi is a Canadian fantasy misfortune novel by Yann Martel published in 2001. The protagonist, piscine Molitor lie with as Pi is an Indian boy with a baloney resembling no opposite. Shutter Island is a 2010 American psychological thriller film tell by Martin Scorsese. some(prenominal) of these stories are astonishing, stories like no other still its up to you which you prefer better. Life of Pi and Shutter Island have similar themes like the tailspin of reality, Alter egos, and trustfulness vs. doubt. \nThe major semblance between the two stories is their significant office to twist reality. Something that caught my aid in the throw of Life of Pi was the intriguing maculation twist at the end of the narration. composition reading the intelligence we are effrontery the impress ion that Pi is on this tour of survival with a set of several(predicate) kinds of exotic animals. As the flooring progresses you get more exposit on the animals traits which helps clear a particularized image of Pis excursion, so it is a b solely over when you learn that the unscathed stage you came to know gets turned within out and you discern a unit new place of what some people can do when trying to survive. piscine uses his sham story because, like all humans, he has a desire to nurse a peace-loving story in his mind sort of of the reality. \nUnlike Andrew Laeddis, Pi is able to make out between the the true and reality. Piscine is swell up aware of the cannibalistic acts that he commits on the life raft, but he chooses to see in the story with the animals because it is a conscience-pleasing story. This is seen when Piscine finishes telling his fictional animal story to the Japanese investigators. Pi retells the shipwreck, his survival, and his 227 days at s ea without the animals receivable to the investigators not believe the fictional story. Pi resorts to cannibalism which is someth...'