Pi tells the real story in Part 3. Find the imaginary elements in Part 2 that correspond to the real in Part 3.

i really need help on this, it is for a socratic seminar, my other 3 questions are

In the “Author’s Note,” Mr. Adirubasamy boldly claims that this story “will make you believe in God,” and the author, after researching and writing the story, agrees. What evidence is there to support the claim? What evidence counters the claim?

How does Martel change the timeline, and how does it affect our understanding of the story? Consider Chapter 63 & 99

What role does doubt and imagination play in Life of Pi? Consider Chapters 21, 22, 99, & 100.

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