"The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a man's determination" -Tommy Lasorda. In the book Life of Pi, author Yann Martel plays with reality and the unfeasible when he sets up an audacious story about a young, religious, son of a zookeeper named Pi Patel. While the Patel family emigrates from India with a ship full of zoo animals, they encounter a slight problem when they find their ship rapidly filling up with the ocean water surrounding them. Fortunately, Pi makes it out of the sinking ship alive and on to a lifeboat. But unfortunately, he was the only Patel to do so, and additionally occupying his lifeboat was a 450-pound Bengal Tiger named Richard Parker. This outrageous scenario creates a story of faith, anxiety, the unavoidable, and most of all, survival. Pi is extremely determined to survive, and factors such as his incredible imagination...