Captain Ahab

Captain Ahab aimed Beluga from a distance, and continued pursuing his Beluga. As Ahab wanted revenge, cruel pursuits were held for three consecutive days. The indomitable whale continues to destroy the ship. At the latter stage of the struggle, the whale eventually attacked Pequo and hit the ship into the ocean floor. Decided to achieve the ultimate goal, the captain made a final effort and launched har with Moby Dick. Ironically, Ahab's po wrapped his neck and strangled his neck.

The first option to use a fable is Moby Dick by Herman Melville. Captain Ahab symbolizes the danger that the decision is too strict. Captain Ahab will not let him get avenged. For example, Captain Ahab said: "Please follow Beluga on both sides of the ground until he blows black blood and spreads his wings, this is what you are carrying, men!" His decision led to the death of almost everyone. Another symbol is the captain of another ship Ahab met in the sea. The captain symbolizes rationalism. Because he is trying to convince Ahab that his pursuit is stupid and dangerous.

Avatar of evil can be seen at Captain Ahab. Exploring Beluga's adventure through Captain Ahab who depicted the evil forces of the devil and the battle between our Lord and the good works of the Savior Jesus Christ. See Ahab's devil and Jesus of the white whale. The whole battle developed mainly with sailing and crew of Pequod. "Whenever the mouth gets really bad, whenever the soul is moist, whenever I am in front of a coffin warehouse in November covered with fur, I can not stop I lift the back of every funeral Especially when I get it, the advantage of doing it requires a strong moral principle to prevent me from deliberately stepping into the street and knocking other's hats cleverly. I think that I have to go out to the sea as soon as possible. "(Loomings, p.11)

Captain of the problem, Ahab wants to retaliate against the big whale Moby Dick as his feet have lost whales. Ishimael is a narrator. The first line is "Please call me Ishmael". These two implications are the names of Captain Ahab and Ishmael. Mentioned to Captain Ahab: Ahab is the king of evil, like Ahab against Beluga, against the will of God. I mention Ishmael: Ishmael means "a wanderer" or "a wanderer", as his seam is the only thing to care about the natural beauty. For Captain Ahab, everything in the universe is evil. For Starbucks, he is simply a murdered animal. For Ishmael, he is natural, all of this is a miracle, irritated and irritated