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Which best explains the symbolism behind Melville’s comparison of Ahab to a solid bronze cast in Chapter 28 of Moby-D*ck? Melville is symbolizing the impermanent nature of Ahab’s character. Melville is symbolizing the intellectual nature of Ahab’s character. Melville is symbolizing the inflexible nature of Ahab’s character. Melville is symbolizing the impolite nature of Ahab’s character.

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strangerthings

C. Melville is symbolizing the inflexible nature of Ahab's character.

ProfChris1

The best that explains the symbolism behind Melville’s comparison of Ahab to a solid bronze cast in Chapter 28 of MobyDick is:

  • Melville is symbolizing the inflexible nature of Ahab’s character.

Let's understand who Captain Ahab is.

Captain Ahab of MobyDick

  • Captain Ahab is a fictional character in MobyDick.

  • He is one-legged captain of the whaling vessel Pequod.

  • An incidence occurred where one of his legs was bitten off by the huge white whale called MobyDick.

  • The Captain rose up to revenge the whale.

Thus, he was symbolised to be like a solid bronze cast who was bent on taking revenge.

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