Moby Dick

<Tab/>The story begins with the narrator Ishmael who is tired of his same old routine of life. Ishmael decides to go out to sea and search for some excitement. Ishmael talks about how he never goes to sea as a passenger or a captain, but a simple sailor. He talks about how honorable he feels being the one helping the passengers, while he is getting paid, and how much better …

…was spotted again and he thrashed two more boats. The men return back to the ship. On the third day Ahab could not bare it he spotted Moby for the last time. He lowered three boats led by Ahab; he threw a great harpoon into the whale. Then as the whale circled and jumped over the boat the rope entangled in his fins hooked the boat, and dragged Ahab and his men down to sea.