Asked by jones
In Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick, what causes the Pequod to sink?
Ahab sabotages the ship in an act of defiance.
It suffers from a slow leak because of the chase.
Moby-Dick smashes into it and destroys it.
It breaks deep into a wave and takes on water.
Ahab sabotages the ship in an act of defiance.
It suffers from a slow leak because of the chase.
Moby-Dick smashes into it and destroys it.
It breaks deep into a wave and takes on water.
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Moby-Dick smashes into it and destroys it.
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