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Queequeg: character portrait from Moby Dick (Herman Melville)

A character in Moby Dick

Queequeg

Moby Dick by Herman Melville

A dignified, warmhearted harpooneer and former South Sea island prince who becomes Ishmael's devoted bosom friend and Starbuck's boat-steerer.

Also known as: Quohog

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Meet Queequeg

Queequeg, a former South Sea island prince, is a dignified and warmhearted harpooneer aboard the whaling ship Pequod. He serves as Starbuck’s boat-steerer and becomes Ishmael’s devoted bosom friend as the two join the ship’s company.

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