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There’s a scene early on, after we learn how Piscine was named, and nicknamed, where holy men argue with themselves and Pi’s family about his religious beliefs. It felt a lot like the jokes when you were a kid that started out with, “The priest and the rabbi enter a bar…” It felt satirical, though I’m not sure if it’s Martel’s voice or that of his narrator. It felt like we were being told, “It doesn’t matter which religion you follow as long as you believe in God.”

Ravi, Piscine’s older brother, had the following reaction to news that Pi was trying to follow multiple religions at once.