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“Call me Ishmael.” The only thing I can
remember as I drift off to sleep. My mind wanders into my own stretch of sea, one far away from thoughts of Melville or The Whiteness of the Whale. Crash! Splash! The waters rage and shake around me, pulling and pushing my shaky boat, all cheap plywood, broken table legs, and Elmer’s glue. And off in the distance I see the objects of my foreboding! Floating among the word-filled waves are the names “Ahab,” “Starbuck,” and “Moby Dick!” The infamous, droning sounds of repetitious Loomings and Lee Shores echo in my mind. A wild rustling and shuffling stirs my senses, the desks are as empty as the vast oceans. I raise my head, lift my book, and set sail for home.
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