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Who did Ahab tell about his dream?
Ahab told Elijah the words of his dream where he saw Naboth dead.
What is Fedallah's role in the novel?
Fedallah, a Parsee harpooner serving on the Pequod, serves as a mysterious and enigmatic figure who creates an air of foreboding throughout the novel. He is often associated with prophecies and omens, and his presence adds to the overall sense of doom surrounding Captain Ahab's quest for revenge against Moby Dick. Fedallah's character symbolizes the darker and more supernatural elements at play in the story.
Who does Stubb compare to the devil?
FEDALLAH
Do parsee pray five times a day?
no parsee pray 2 times a day , morning and night.
Who was the chief harpooner for Captain Ahab?
Fedallah
Which pequod crewmember did stubb suggest was evil?
Fedallah.
The parsee society?
the parsee society,being exclusive and superficial, may not ignore the burden of truth they put on us. thanking you vaibhav aksh
Are the followers of AGa Khan parsee's?
No. They are Ismailis.
Where is Parsee Temple of Agni Mandir situated?
Gujarat
What is Pas Parsee?
Pas Parsee is french for Bullying- For more french words ask the question -Whats a french word? A sentence with Paparsee in it in French- Gee Moaka Pas Parsee gollai pexci Loash iaes. in english- The same sentence as above- They are bullying the poor knew kid
Which crewmember did Flask hear telling Captain Ahab about the right whale?
Fedallah
Who became entangled in a line and was pulled underwater during the second day of the hunt?
Fedallah
