Question

In Moby-Dick, what important idea is stressed by Ahab’s drowning as a result of becoming entangled in the harpoon line?


A.
Ahab is inexperienced as a whaling captain.


B.
Nature isn’t as powerful as human vengeance.


C.
Obsession can be self-destructive.


D.
Ahab is defiant and spiteful to the end of his life.

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The important idea stressed by Ahab’s drowning as a result of becoming entangled in the harpoon line is:

**C. Obsession can be self-destructive.**

Ahab's fixation on revenge against Moby Dick ultimately leads to his downfall, demonstrating how his relentless pursuit of vengeance consumes him and results in his demise.

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