Herman Melville's novel Moby-Dick is one of the most recognizable stories in the world. It detailed a sea captain's quest for revenge against a white whale that had bitten off one of his legs. Although much of the story focuses on Captain Ahab, whose desires drove the plot, the narrator of the novel is actually another member of the ship, Ishmael. Readers experience the turbulent tale of whaling, revenge, and stormy seas through Ishmael's first-person perspective.

Herman Melville's novel Moby-Dick is one of the most recognizable stories in the world. It detailed a sea captain's quest for revenge against a white whale that had bitten off one of his legs. Although much of the story focuses on Captain Ahab, whose desires drove the plot, the narrator of the novel is actually another member of the ship, Ishmael. Readers experience the turbulent tale of whaling, revenge, and stormy seas through Ishmael's first-person perspective.

Herman Melville's novel Moby-Dick is one of the most recognizable stories in the world. It detailed details a sea captain's quest for revenge against a white whale that bit off one of his legs. Although much of the story focuses on Captain Ahab, whose desires drove drive the plot, the narrator of the novel is actually another member of the ship, Ishmael. Readers experience the turbulent tale of whaling, revenge, and stormy seas through Ishmael's first-person perspective.