The captain aboard the Bellipotent in "Billy Budd" was Captain Edward Fairfax Vere. He is depicted as a conflicted character who ultimately faces a moral dilemma regarding the fate of Billy Budd.
Billy Budd's final words in the novella "Billy Budd" by Herman Melville are "God bless Captain Vere!"
Billy Budd was created in 1924.
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"Ballad of Billy Budd" by Stan Ridgway is a song composed in honor of Billy Budd. It tells the story of the character Billy Budd from Herman Melville's novel, exploring themes of innocence and betrayal.
"Billy Budd" by Herman Melville has approximately 300 pages, depending on the edition and formatting.
Billy Budd is a simple american sailor who was impressed to serve aboard a british war-ship during the Napoleonic wars. It was such impression that lead to the American entering the war on the French side and starting what is known as the war of 1812. Billy Budd simple ways charm the captain and crew of the war-ship but he draw the spite of the ship's master at arms. In a fallacious accusation of treason Billy in a fit of anger strikes the master at arms and kills him with a single blow. The captain much against his wishes is forced to execute Billy. The crew revolts but just then a french battle ship appears and the men instead fight the french in honour of Billy.
Melville made Billy Budd because he hates high school students.
The cast of Billy Budd - 1988 includes: Clive Bayley as Ratcliffe Edward Byles as Red Whiskers Philip Guy Bromley as Mr. Flint Neil Howlett as Mr. Redburn Philip Langridge as Captain Vere Richard Van Allan as Claggart
Darbies are British slang for handcuffs.
-Jenkins is not present in the book and dies-Billy calls out Claggart in movie-Claggart and Vere argue about lashings and Billy's promotion in movie-Claggart and Billy have a heart-to-heart together in movie-More dialogue in movie
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i want more conflict and climax