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In Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick, what happens to Parsee?



He dies and remains lashed to the body of Moby-Dick.


He warns Ahab of his impending death.


He survives to witness the sinking of the Pequod.


He hammers the flag into the masthead.
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He dies and remains lashed to the body of Moby-Dick.
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