Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Do you think "Life of Pi" is a modern "Lord of The Flies"? Could it even perhaps be called William Golding's literary son?

In some ways the two stories are very similar. They both deal with a breakdown of civilization once a traumatic accident leaves them stranded. The descent into savagery is also a similarity, as well as they both have characters who are left overwhelmed at the lack of humanity in the end.

As far as being Golding's "literary son", this is a judgement call. They are alike, but I don't think I would go that far.

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