In Life of Pi, we notice a shift in the pacing of the story, specifically between Chapters 37-55 and Chapters 63-77.

Which line from the story best indicates this shift in pacing?

Group of answer choices

"The day ended. I calculated that the next morning would make it a week since the Tsimtsum had sunk." (Chapter 62)

"I don't understand. For days the ship had pushed on, bullishly indifferent to its surroundings." (Chapter 38)

"I began to wait. My thoughts swung wildly. I was either fixed on practical details of immediate survival or transfixed by pain, weeping silently, my mouth open and my hands at my head." (Chapter 41)

"But I don't know if I can put them in order for you. My memories come in a jumble." (Chapter 63)

"The night passed, minute by slow minute." (Chapter 44)