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In Moby-D.ick, what does the author Melville use to symbolize retribution? A. a harpoon B. the wind C. the whale D. the Pequod
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In Moby-D.ick, what does the author Melville use to symbolize retribution?

A.
a harpoon

B.
the wind

C.
the whale

D.
the Pequod

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I think the answer you were looking for was c>
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