One character in this work describes how a captain touching down at Rokovoko mistakes a coconut water-containing punchbowl for a wash basin at his sister's wedding. Though it is not Harry Potter, another character in this work has a white scar in the shape of a lightning bolt. Among the named characters in this work is five foot tall negro named Pip who has gone mad and Stubb, the second mate hung up on predestination. The noble savage archetype is embodied in a character whose coffin saves the narrator when the ship wrecks, the harpooner Queequeg. For 10 points, name this work set on the Pequ
One character in this work describes how a captain touching down at Rokovoko mistakes a coconut water-containing punchbowl for a wash basin at his sister's wedding. Though it is not Harry Potter, another character in this work has a white scar in the shape of a lightning bolt. Among the named characters in this work is five foot tall negro named Pip who has gone mad and Stubb, the second mate hung up on predestination. The noble savage archetype is embodied in a character whose coffin saves the narrator when the ship wrecks, the harpooner Queequeg. For 10 points, name this work set on the Pequod opening with the line "I am Ishmael" and which details Ahab's quest for the title whale, written by Herman Melville.
One character in this work describes how a captain touching down at Rokovoko mistakes a coconut water-containing punchbowl for a wash basin at his sister's wedding.
{Moby} Dick