One character in this work lives by the Ten Commandments plus two more, "Think not", and "Sleep when you can" and is called a dog and a donkey after he tells a joke to his superior. Another character in this work, a native of Kokovoko, uses the symbol for infinity as a signature and saves Tashtego from drowning. Those two characters are the second mate Stubb and the harpooner Queequeg, who work under a man with a lightning-induced scar on his face and a peg-leg necessitated by an encounter with the title character. Narrated by Ishmael, for 10 points, name this novel set aboard the Pequod capta
One character in this work lives by the Ten Commandments plus two more, "Think not", and "Sleep when you can" and is called a dog and a donkey after he tells a joke to his superior. Another character in this work, a native of Kokovoko, uses the symbol for infinity as a signature and saves Tashtego from drowning. Those two characters are the second mate Stubb and the harpooner Queequeg, who work under a man with a lightning-induced scar on his face and a peg-leg necessitated by an encounter with the title character. Narrated by Ishmael, for 10 points, name this novel set aboard the Pequod captained by Ahab, a work of Herman Melville named after a white whale.
One character in this work lives by the Ten Commandments plus two more, "Think not", and "Sleep when you can" and is called a dog and a donkey after he tells a joke to his superior.
{Moby Dick}