Question

2. In Herman Melville’s Moby-wingspan, why does Starbuck object to Ahab’s desire to pursue Moby-wingspan?

a. He objects to Ahab’s pursuit of a creature that is too cunning.
b. He is concerned about whether the vessel can handle the chase.
c. He states that revenge does not yield profits at market.
d. He points out that the men are not in favor of the pursuit.