In a study of this character's creator as a mystic, Raymond Weaver highlights the fact that this character is an atheist who is enfeebled by the weakness of those around him.
In a study of this character's creator as a mystic, Raymond Weaver highlights the fact that this character is an atheist who is enfeebled by the weakness of those around him. In chapter 37, "Sunset," this character imagines himself wearing the iron crown of Lombardy. To explain his motivations, this character states that a pasteboard mask surrounds his mind. In a dramatic scene, this man holds a thick set of chain-links in his hands and praises the "corpusants" or balls of lighting that have appeared. While doing that dramatic action, he is stepping on Fedallah. In one scene, many characters see a reflection of themselves from a doubloon that this character nailed to a mast. This character shouts "from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee" as he fires his harpoon and causes the destruction of the Pequod. For 10 points, name this monomaniacal captain in pursuit of Moby Dick.
In a study of this character's creator as a mystic, Raymond Weaver highlights the fact that this character is an atheist who is enfeebled by the weakness of those around him.
Captain Ahab