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    does he want revenge and against whom or what? The captain wants revenge because he lost his leg to Moby Dick. 2.Who is the narrator of Moby Dick and what is the first line of the novel? The first line of the novel is “Call me Ishmael” and the narrator is Ishmael. 3.There are two significant Biblical allusions mentioned in the film. To whom do these allusions reference? How are the names significant? The two significant Biblical allusions are Captain Ahab which is the King Ahab in the Bible

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    life by holding onto memories and hoping for the best. I think this is important because every time Ishmael was about to give up‚ he would always think of a happy memory from his childhood about his family and friends. Another lesson I think we should learn from the book is that if you were a bad person you can always turn your life around and become good person. In the beginning of the book‚ Ishmael was a young boy who had never even thought about

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    A review of... Ishmael In the past few centuries there have been a handful of books written that offer up ideas about humanity that are so completely new to a reader but are so completely convincing that they can force a reader to take a step back and assess all that they know to be true about their life and their purpose. Daniel Quinn has succeeded in creating such a book in Ishmael‚ a collection of new ideas about man‚ his evolution‚ and the "destiny" that keeps him captive. When I began

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    Close Reading: Moby Dick by Herman Melville LaQuita Johnson Honors American Literature 1 Tues/Thurs/ 9:00am/ Stone June 16‚ 2013

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    Religion and Moby Dick Job was a man of the purest faith. When the world shunned God‚ Job’s faith never declined. Job was a wealthy‚ handsome man with a beautiful wife and a vast amount of property. At some point in time‚ Satan made a bet with God that if Job situation was changed‚ his faith would quickly falter. On this note‚ God took Job’s wealth‚ his property‚ his family‚ and his wife. When times were at their worst‚ God gave Job pus welts on Job’s face‚ taking his looks. Job’s faith

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    he want revenge and against whom or what? Th2e obsessed captain wants revenge because he lost his leg to the Great Moby Dick‚ 2. Who is the narrator of Moby Dick and what is the first line of the novel? Ishmael is the narrator of the novel and his first line states: “Call me Ishmael. Some years ago- never mind how long precisely‚ having little or no money in my purse and having nothing particular to interest me on shore‚ I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery part of the

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    of the story. In specific there are a few main characters that support the fact that they are symbolic to the Bible. First‚ Ishmael is the main character in the story and is the narrator through most of the book. He is very different from all of the sailors on the ship. He has class‚ intelligence‚ and he knows nothing about whaling or the sea. In the book of Genesis‚ Ishmael was an outcast "with everyone’s hand against him‚" and in the book you see how he is different from the sailors because of his

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    Bible 150 LUO | Abrahamic Covenant Chart | | | LaNell Rice Rollins | 7/1/2013 | The Abrahamic Covenant is an unconditional‚ everlasting promise made to Abraham and his descendants‚ by God. It is the foundation of the birth of the Messiah and the New Covenant He would eventually make with mankind. | Reference: | Addressed | Circumstances | Ingredients | Development | Changes | Genesis 12:1-3 | Abram | God called Abram to leave his family in Haran and move to Canaan | Land

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    to "old passions‚ prejudices‚ and grudges" surfacing throughout the novel taking place off the Washington coast. In referring to "old passions" the although beings up a valid point of the passion that exists between Ishmael and Hatsue‚ although it is not necessarily "old" as Ishmael is still vibrantly in love with Hatsue throughout the novel up until the very end. Their so called passion begins in the cedar tree where they spend their childhood escaping from the prejudices of society‚ but form a

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    English 1000: Composition Instructor Jessie Adolph jlatfc@mizzou.edu Section: Section 44 Section 84 Class meeting: T-Th 9:30-10:45 am T-Th 12:30-1:45 pm Class location: Mumford Hall 321 Heinkel Bldg 146 Office: Tate 20 Skype Name: Oracle1906 Office Hrs: TBA or Skype by appt ONLY. English 1000 is a writing course designed to help you become a more critical reader‚ a more efficient researcher‚ and a more effective writer. Central to effective writing is understanding

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