He must defend himself against the threat of Richard Parker from "summary" of Life of Pi by Yann Martel
Pi finds himself facing a formidable opponent in the form of Richard Parker, a Bengal tiger. The threat that Richard Parker poses is not to be taken lightly, as he is a wild animal with primal instincts. Pi understands that he must defend himself against this threat if he is to survive.
The presence of Richard Parker on the lifeboat forces Pi to confront his own fears and insecurities. The tiger represents the harsh reality of the situation that Pi finds himself in - alone at sea with a dangerous predator. Pi knows that he cannot let his guard down for even a moment, as Richard Parker could strike at any time.
In order to defend himself against the threat of Richard Parker, Pi must constantly be on alert. He must anticipate the tiger's movements and react quickly to any signs of aggression. ...
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