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In Moby Dick Describe Ahab's posture as he stands on the quarter-deck?
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Ahab stands on the quarter-deck with his dark face turned towards the sea, his body slightly bent forward as if leaning into the chase with intense determination. His right arm is outstretched, pointing towards the horizon, his whole figure embodying a sense of unrelenting pursuit and obsession with the elusive white whale.
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Ahabs abyss
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Moby-Dick
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