The narrator of this novel travels to New Bedford, where he is surprised to be sharing a bed at the Spouter-Inn with the tattooed Polynesian prince Queequeg.
In this novel, a prediction that one character will be killed by hemp rope is correctly made by the mysterious Fedallah. The narrator of this novel travels to New Bedford, where he is surprised to be sharing a bed at the Spouter-Inn with the tattooed Polynesian prince Queequeg. In a symbolic scene, one character in this novel throws his pipe overboard. For 10 points, name this novel which opens "Call me Ishmael" and which chronicles Captain Ahab's obsessive search for the title white whale, a work of Herman Melville.
In this novel, a prediction that one character will be killed by hemp rope is correctly made by the mysterious Fedallah.
{Moby} Dick