Pi's clothes eventually disintegrate from the sun and salt, and he gets salt-water boils on his skin from being constantly wet. These burst painfully and Pi ...

Richard Parker got so aggressive that he slapped Pi's shield, sending Pi into the ocean. Pi did not blame the tiger for his actions. He obviously warned him ...

Part 2 Chapter 64 Summary. Pi's clothes disintegrated from the sun and salt and he spent many months without any clothing. From being wet all the time, ...

Summary. Pi, looking back at his ordeal, says he spent 227 days as a castaway at sea. Back on the raft and lifeboat, Pi busies himself with tasks.

This chapter explains what Pi endured in order to survive. He didn't just live with a Tiger; he lived with excruciating pains from the exposure to the sun and ...

Part 2, Chapter 64. Pi describes his physical transformation on the lifeboat. His clothes wear away, and painful boils appear on his body. Part 2, Chapter 65.

Life of Pi Chapter 64 ... Pi describes how his clothes disintegrate and his skin begins to feel the damage of his days at sea. His boils and sores would not heal ...

Pi prays 5 times a day in adherence to Muslim pratice. In what way does this assist in his survival? 78. Why does Pi stop looking for rescue vessels? Chapter 64.

Pi lists other famous shipwreck survivors, and says that he ended up surviving 227 days at sea. He says that keeping a busy routine was the key to his survival.

Pi describes the boils he gets from the salt water. It's a little gross, but we get a glimpse of how much Pi suffers. Back · More.