Pi keeps fishing, often using a gaff that he finds in the locker. He pulls the fish aboard and then kills them with the hatchet.

After a while of failed hook and line fishing, Pi decides to start impaling them. The revulsion he felt early on has passed and he has no trouble with killing ...

Part 2 Chapter 66 Summary. Pi fished voraciously, experimenting with a variety of methods and equipment. He had to catch as many fish as possible to keep ...

Pi captures more fish and turtles, perfecting his hunting skills. He thinks about his previous life as a vegetarian compared to his life now. Analysis.

Pi becomes an expert fisherman. He uses a net to lure the fish close to the raft and then impales them with a gaff. Pi kills and scales so many fish for him ...

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.

Part 2, Chapter 66. Over time Pi becomes a better hunter and fisher. He loses his anxiety about killing and pays attention to the habits of fish. His body ...

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 ...

Chapter 66 describes how Pi fished and how he killed turtles. Chapter 67 follows that with his observations about the plants and animals growing on the bottom ...

21 нояб. 2023 г. · Summary. Pi changes from hook and line fishing to using gaffs to impale the fish. He is over his revulsion of handling and killing them.