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** A flesh-red "fruit" that has human teeth in the center, indicating ''man eating trees''. Not to mention that it resembles a dead body from afar. Even worse? ''It looks like Pi's!''
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** A flesh-red "fruit" that has human teeth in the center, indicating ''man eating trees''. Not to mention that that, in the movie, it resembles a dead body from afar. Even worse? ''It looks like Pi's!''
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* How about the story at the end that replaces all the animals with humans? Reading about how the humans killed and ate each other was far more terrifying than the predatory behavior in a hyena and a tiger.
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* How about the alternate story at the end that replaces all the animals with humans? Reading about how the humans killed and ate each other was far more terrifying than the predatory behavior in a hyena and a tiger.tiger. Pi's in-universe audience chooses to believe the tiger story, not because there's biological proof of meerkat remains and traces of tiger in the boat, but because the alternative is too horrifying to consider.
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* How about the story at the end that replaces all the animals with humans? Reading about how the humans killed each other was far more terrifying than the predatory behavior in a hyena and a tiger.
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* How about the story at the end that replaces all the animals with humans? Reading about how the humans killed and ate each other was far more terrifying than the predatory behavior in a hyena and a tiger.