Which of the following statements best describes the effect of narration on the story? The narration reflects the violent aftermath of Moby D. ck's attack. The narration reflects the physical characteristics of madness. The narration suggests Ahab's spiritual belief about his injury. The narration suggests Ahab's singular hatred of Moby D. ck.

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Manuel

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17 April, 15:05

Which of the following statements best describes the effect of narration on the story? The narration reflects the violent aftermath of Moby D. ck's attack. The narration reflects the physical characteristics of madness. The narration suggests Ahab's spiritual belief about his injury. The narration suggests Ahab's singular hatred of Moby D. ck.

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Anton · Answer 1

The answer is: The narration suggests Ahab's singular hatred of Moby D. ck.

In Herman Melville's "Moby D*ck," the narrator consistently mentions Captain Ahab's obsession with killing the whale. After losing his leg because of Moby D*ck, Ahab becomes mad, angry and self-destructive. Thus, his tormented thoughts make him desire to seek revenge and slaughter the animal.

Troy Pratt · Answer 2

The narration suggests Ahab's singular hatred of Moby D. ck.