impressed

Rating: 9/10 (6 May 2020)

For the living individual, to live is to perceive everything, to die is to have nothing. Both stories may be false, but the fact that PI spent 227 days at sea and ended up the only survivor is indisputable.
Do I want to believe that Richard parker's story is true? I'd love to. Not just because it's more fantastical, more fairytale, more wonderful, but because I believe that the world is full of incredible and inexplicable things happening all the time, and even if we can't see them, that doesn't mean they don't exist. For PI, Richard parker may have done more than god to be the ultimate survivor. So it must be admitted that Richard parker inspired the will and desire to survive the party, but the ultimate saviour was himself. If he ever flirted with the idea of giving up, a few more Richard parker would be an unsurprising split.
So I think the story without Richard parker is false? I honestly don't have an answer. It's like, you ask me, do I believe in the goodness or the badness of human nature? All I can say is, if there is a choice, no one will choose to side with the original evil of human nature, but when there is no choice, who knows? After all, in the real world, human nature is the most vulnerable thing at any time. Remember, there is no choice, human nature dare not make.