At the end of this work, one character's head is described as being a "hive of subtlety". Earlier in this work, Atufal is brought before the narrator to see if he will beg for forgiveness, and one character shaves another, using the Spanish flag as a bib. Later the narrator sees that the skeletal remains of Alexandro Aranda
At the end of this work, one character's head is described as being a "hive of subtlety". Earlier in this work, Atufal is brought before the narrator to see if he will beg for forgiveness, and one character shaves another, using the Spanish flag as a bib. Later the narrator sees that the skeletal remains of Alexandro Aranda are paired with a mocking "follow your leader" painted on the bow of the San Dominick. In this work, the captain of the Bachelor's Delight tries to help a ship stranded in the harbor of St. Maria. Collected in The Piazza Tales, for 10 points, name this novella in which Amasa Delano discovers the slave Babo has taken control of the title character's ship, written by Herbert Melville.
At the end of this work, one character's head is described as being a "hive of subtlety".
"Benito Cereno"