What is the main conflict in Moby Dick?

Answer 1

The morals of Moby Dick would be that revenge is bad and you can't take revenge on an animal.

Answer 2

Moby Dick was mainly about vengeance capt. what his face wanted to kill the whale for taking his foot and then BAM! he goes after the whale.soooo mainly its about VENGEANCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!DARK VADER THEME DA DA DA DA DADA DA DA DA DA DA! da!

Answer 3

The main conflict in Moby Dick is the desire of Captain Ahab to kill Moby Dick. He is so obsessed with this idea that he thinks or acts upon it all the time that he is awake. He is vengeful, hateful and obsessive toward this whale. His thoughts and works become so involoved in his mind that he would stop at nothing. Even at the loss of life of his crew. As the story climaxes his emotions grow more and more powerful as to the point of no regard for his own life. I believe that even if he did kill Moby Dick he would never have been satisfied.

Answer 4

The main conflict in Moby Dick revolves around Captain Ahab's obsessive quest for revenge against the white whale, Moby Dick, which leads to a battle between man and nature. Ahab's relentless pursuit of the whale ultimately consumes him, highlighting themes of fate, free will, and the destructive power of obsession.

Answer 5

The strength of hate, and the ability that men can follow that that hate of one man even to their own destruction.

Answer 6

that god provides for those that believe in them, and also those that do not believe in him or any other god.

Answer 7

The theme of Moby Dick is obsession. Captain Ahab has become so intent on revenge against the white whale that he will go to any length in his self-destructive quest.