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Daggoo: character portrait from Moby Dick (Herman Melville)

A character in Moby Dick

Daggoo

Moby Dick by Herman Melville

A towering African harpooneer of the Pequod, boat-steerer to little Flask, retaining all his barbaric dignity.

Also known as: Ahasuerus Daggoo

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Meet Daggoo

Daggoo is a towering African harpooneer aboard the Pequod, one of the sailors who hunts whales under Captain Ahab. He serves as boat-steerer to the younger harpooneer Flask, carrying himself with a proud, commanding dignity.

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