A non-Dickensian character named Pip appears in this work and is set adrift for many days, leading to his insanity and consequential service as a sort of Shakespearean fool.
In one scene in this work, two characters weave a sword mat together, and the protagonist of this work compares the process to work on "the Loom of Time". In another scene, a man nails a gold doubloon to the mast of a ship in order to motivate the men around him. A non-Dickensian character named Pip appears in this work and is set adrift for many days, leading to his insanity and consequential service as a sort of Shakespearean fool. Including the characters of Dough-Boy, Perth, Fleece, Flask and Stubb, in addition to the heavily tattooed Queequeg, identify this work in which Ishmael sets sail on the Pequod with Captain Ahab, written by Herman Melville.
In one scene in this work, two characters weave a sword mat together, and the protagonist of this work compares the process to work on "the Loom of Time".
{Moby}-{Dick} or The {Whale}