One character in this novel symbolically eschews his happiness by throwing away his pipe.
One character in this novel symbolically eschews his happiness by throwing away his pipe. In one instance of foreshadowing in this novel, a character carves himself a coffin before recovering of a deadly illness. The greed of one character in this novel is represented by the gold doubloon he nails to the mast of a ship as a prize. The protagonist of this novel meets Starbuck and Queequeg aboard the Pequod, which is captained by the monomaniacal Captain Ahab in, for 10 points, what novel by Herman Melville?
One character in this novel symbolically eschews his happiness by throwing away his pipe.
{Moby Dick}