This character tells of a man who washed his hands in a punchbowl at a banquet, after another character laughs at an anecdote about this character picking up a wheelbarrow.
This character tells of a man who washed his hands in a punchbowl at a banquet, after another character laughs at an anecdote about this character picking up a wheelbarrow. In one chapter in the novel in which this character appears, the narrator reflects on the similarity between the appearance of his tattooed arms and a counterpane. Peleg and Bildad grant this character a ninetieth lay. This character builds fires for a black wooden idol named Yojo. The narrator of the novel that features this character survives a shipwreck by floating in a coffin built for this character, who serves the same job on-board as Daggoo and Tashtego. For 10 points, name this chief harpooner of the Pequod, a cannibal companion of Ishmael in Melville's Moby Dick.
This character tells of a man who washed his hands in a punchbowl at a banquet, after another character laughs at an anecdote about this character picking up a wheelbarrow.
Queequeg