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Which best explains why Melville begins Chapter 41 of Moby-Di** with a detailed description of the White Whale?
A. Melville begins the chapter with a description of the White Whale because he wants readers to sympathize with it
B. Melville begins the chapters with a description of the White Whale so that readers can understand Ahab's motivaton to pursue it.
C. Melville begins the chapter with a description of the White Whale so that readers can understand the whale species.
D. Melville begins the chapter with a description of the White Whale because he wants readers to recognize its lack of intelligence.​

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User Tholle
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Answer:a

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User Niggeulimann
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Answer: A (Melville begins the chapter with a description of the white whale because he wants readers to sympathize with it)

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