| Clues Across |
| 1. |
Thinks about killing Ahab with a musket in Chapter 123 |
| 3. |
Call me ____. |
| 5. |
The kind of whale being hunted for its oil and spermaceti. |
| 8. |
"The Parsee"; predicts Ahab's fate. |
| 9. |
He jumps into the ocean and is driven mad the experience. |
| 11. |
Peter ___ is the owner of the 'Spouter-Inn'; also, Ishmael's life-buoy. |
| 16. |
Ishmael's bosom companion; "George Washington, cannibalistically conceived" |
| 17. |
The ropes that cause the death of Ahab |
| 18. |
Ahab has an ivory ___. |
| 20. |
The family member that the captain of the Rachel has lost. |
| 21. |
[8 across]'s prophecy to Ahab is that "____ alone can kill thee" (Chapter 117) |
| Clues Down |
| 2. |
A Native American harpooneer from Gay Head; Stubb's "squire" (Chapter 27) |
| 4. |
He has a dream about a pyramid and a merman in Chapter 31. |
| 6. |
His monomaniacal quest for Moby-Dick drives the action of the novel. |
| 7. |
What Ahab tosses into the sea in Chapter 30. |
| 10. |
With his partner Bildad, this Quaker captain and shipowner tries to cheat Ishmael and Queequeg out of a fair share. |
| 12. |
The message of his sermon: "Govern the shark in you." |
| 13. |
What Ahab nails to the mast as a reward for the first man to spot Moby-Dick. |
| 14. |
The name of the ship on which the action takes place. |
| 15. |
"The Prophet"; he warns Ishmael and Queequeg about Ahab. |
| 19. |
A meeting of ships at sea for a conversation between crews. |