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    From Ahab and the harpooners (Chapter 36), and now from Ishmael, we learn that Moby Dick is an exceptionally large sperm whale with a snow-white head, a wrinkled brow, a crooked jaw, an especially bushy spout, and three holes in the right fluke of his tail
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    Ahab's relationship with the White Whale in Herman Melville's novel "Moby-D-i-c-k" best demonstrates the belief that man is superior to nature, which corresponds to option C Ahab's obsession with the White Whale is symbolic of the idea that humans can conquer and dominate nature through their determination, intellect, and willpower
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