Moby Dick is an extremely long novel
             written by Herman Melville. This book is an epic tale of a
             crazed sea captain hunting the whale that bit off his leg told
             through the eyes of a school teacher. As the story begins
             Ishmael is at the local boating dock looking for work.
             Ishmael being a school teacher has allot of time off as of the
             moment because the school is at recess, for what reason i
             don't know. He is in a tavern talking amongst the whalers.
             He asks if they know of any ships on witch he could board
             as a hand for the captain. One of the stories he receives is of
             a man named Ahab. He is offering good pay and good work
             for any man who wants to join him on his ship. the only
             problem is that people say that he is a rather evil man.
             Ishmael shes one of the ships hands and boards for a trip
             witch he will never forget. The ship sets sail and every thing
             seems to be going smoothly. Everything except one tiny
             detail, Ishmael hasn't seen the captain Ahab. He knows hes
             there because he has heard men talking to him, but Ishmael
             has yet to see him. When Ishmael finally dose see captain
             Ahab he is shocked. The man is a very evil looking person.
             Ishmael can see the fire in his eyes. He is shocked by the
             pure hatred of witch Ishmael speaks of Moby Dick, the
             whale who took his leg. Because Ahab comes off as such an
             evil man Ishmael doesn't want to become any sort of a friend
             of him. He develops a slight dislikement of him and begins to
             call him Stubb when he isn't around. As the story goes on it
             describes in very good detail what happens on their whaling
             trip. I don't know if this is a normal whaling trip or not
             because i don't do much whaling myself. Ishmael describes
             in great detail all actions taking place on the ship that he
             sees. Until one day. One day as this ship is sailing along a
             whale is spotted. It isn't just any whale though, it is Moby
             Dick. Ahab becomes what seems to be ...