Beluga Whale

Damn, how did the Ahab virus get here? Although I also re-read the original novel because of the monthly journal ( I'll wait until I finish the analysis and other comments before commenting.

I once questioned (or rather was curious about) the second creation of Ishmael and Queequeg. But after seeing the original work, the plot is even better than that of Yue Ji! Ishmael! This is all your fault! "All adverse factors in the world are due to the incompetence of the parties involved!" It's all because of you that Queequeg disappeared in front of you again! It's all because you failed to show up when she needed her most! Do you think that by getting rid of Ahab, you will get rid of all suffering and misfortune? You can't escape - you will always have to face this cruel land! Ishmael, this is my curse on you! "The mermaid who escaped from the whale" is nothing more than a commodity at the mercy of others no matter where she is in [the city]!!! You can't escape... E, Shi, Mah, Re... [Angry][angry][angry]

It's all your fault Ishmael! If it weren't for you, there wouldn't be so many people reading the original work! Now the readers have become "Ahab"!

About 2/3 of the book is a professional introduction to the whaling industry, which is boring to read and requires patience (because there are a lot of images). In the end, it's all your fault, Ishmael, for making me watch Moby Dick now.

I clicked it. I think I looked it up in a dictionary. After reading it, record it "Call me Ishmael"

Although I know that the author has no other ideas, the early description of the friendship between the protagonist and Queequeg is a bit outrageous. In this description, I would not be surprised if the two of them kiss in the next second (forehead). Although the description of friendship is a bit off, this book still does not detract from its title of world famous book. The author's profound knowledge and strong writing power are constantly demonstrated in the narrative of the article. This is a good book, and the Moon Project is still very discerning. Instead of going to jail these days, let's try to finish reading this famous book.

It's all your fault, Ishmael! It's all because of you! (Yahab)

Monthly calculations are everywhere

The roar and tranquility of the sea, the good and evil of human beings are always in motion, sometimes conflicting, sometimes uniting and coexisting. Almighty God created the sea, Jonah, Ishmael and Moby Dick. The numerous symbolisms in the text are superbly used. What was the sea eagle that took away Ahab's hat? Is it also the one who pecked off the signal flag? Finally rushing towards the slowly sinking signal flag, is it also the goshawk flying from its home among the stars? Is that the fusion of the dove Jonah and the archangel Gabriel who had completed their mission and hid themselves in hiding? Is everything an instruction from God? Queequeg's simplicity VS human hypocrisy is about a poor, melancholy, and cynical Ishmael who continues to experience and grow as an observer throughout the text. This is a novel that is a mixture of poetry and stage play. Fortunately, it has the author's personal experience of whaling as the main line, and he can feel Melville's pessimism about religion and secularity. It is not as pungent as Saramago, and not as concise as Marquez. The description of the before and after of whaling is so outstanding that it is like watching a movie. I personally feel that no book on the whaling industry can be surpassed.

It's great. Queequeg is so handsome and 14ml has a really good friendship.

"Call me Ishmael"

It's all your fault! Ishmael! I've finished reading. I'll write the short composition in a few days. Finished Ishmael Tired of the ordinary life, he was tricked by Captain Ahab into hunting whales. Because there were not enough beds in the inn, he met Queequeg, a harpooneer who could hit the tar a hundred miles away. Met Little Bep and Shark Friend Starbuck (). One day, Queequeg thought he was going to die, so he prepared a coffin for himself, but he did not die because he felt he still had things to do (), and the unlucky guy who fell into the oil barrel and was incense to death Then everything was ruined, because Captain Ahab, who had a leg broken by the white whale Moby Dick and had the name of the ancient devil, was ruined by his crazy obsession. The whaling boat and the thrown javelin swayed with the waves on the sea. Inspired by the captain, they rushed towards Moby-Dick crazily (I really like a plot in the movie: Captain Ahab was entangled in the whale in the fishing net. The crew, the captain's arms were shaking due to the movement of the fish, took this as an instruction, towards the white whale, and then they all died... In the end, only Ishmael, leaning on Queequeg's coffin, was left floating on the sea, watching everything. So, this is all your fault! Ahab

There is an unspeakable sadness in the ending. I don't want to cry but I am sad.

Check in ₍^ₗ ̫˳ ₗ^₎ Ahab took everyone and everything with him and his inner demons and sank to the bottom of the sea. Ishmael finally survived on Queequeg's coffin. ㅠㅠThe overall reading felt a bit bland, but it was also very interesting. During this period, I was affected by the words of Ahab and other crew members. I thought of it. Various scenes of everyone being high-spirited on the boat, but in the end everything was swept away. Alas, we Ishmael initially wanted to go to sea just to change our mood (?). Is it a blessing or misfortune that such a thing happened in the end? And poor Queequeg was so powerless. Alas, I really can't say it right now, it's beyond words! The descriptions are very attractive in many places, including the subject of "whaling" which is relatively new to me. The humorous narrative at the beginning made me feel relaxed and interesting. Even if I knew the general development before reading, I would still be curious about the next plot.

I feel like Ishmael is like an outsider in the back [face covering]

Many wonderful imaginations and artistic conceptions, worth seeing If you were to award greatness to one book, it would have to be Moby Dick. Greatness itself is romantic, and it deserves to be given to such a romantic masterpiece.

Nice looking, but not much to say. Not finished yet

The top 10 masterpieces in the world, worthy of the name [Like]

The book "Moby Dick" is so wonderful! Captain Ahab's journey of revenge made me feel the complexity of human nature. His persistence towards Moby Dick is both admirable and worrying. The author uses the white whale to symbolize the mixture of good and evil, which also made me think about the basic situation of the human world. This book is written in a mature and thoughtful way and is well worth reading!

My harpoon hates the hatred that I hate, the hate that I hate, my harpoon will not disobey

Narrating the whaling process in the first person not only reflects the thrill of whaling, but also allows readers to understand the whaling industry. But I didn't understand some parts of this book.

"I'm afraid you've been in a coma for nine years." "From this day on, your name is Ahab." This novel was the inspiration for the script of the game Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain 🫡

A loser who resists and conquers his destiny.