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[Karen]

well since you seem to feel that you know so much about Moby Dick then maybe you would like share your vast expanse of knowledge with a confused youth trying to complete detailed questions about a novel that I simply do not understand

[Unregistered]

I have studied this book for over thirty years. I have a notebook over three-thousand pages thick (typed) over this novel. The many lessons which can be learned is astonishing. And although the book is monotonous, so is life. I read several comments which stated it is boring. However, they read it, but not for comprehension. And if they did they are lazy in the mind. This book exersizes the mind and talks about life. The wide range of characters describe people. The book in my opinion is an allegorical tale of humanity. Moby Dick surpasses any novel I have ever read (and that is an understatement).