Moby-Dick

What is the theme in Moby-Dick by Herman Melville?

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One major theme in the novel, Moby Dick, is that of revenge. Ahab's entire existence is propelled by his need to kill the whale (Moby Dick) in revenge for the leg he took from him.

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