| Peck part |
| Peck role |
| Son of Omri |
| Famed whaler |
| I Kings king |
| Noted whaler |
| Whaling name |
| Moby menacer |
| Pequod pilot |
| Whale chaser |
| Biblical king |
| Melville hero |
| Mighty whaler |
| Whale stalker |
| Whaler sailor |
| Whale watcher |
| Famous whaler |
| King of Kings |
| Role for Peck |
| Famous skipper |
| Israelite king |
| Jezebel's king |
| Model for Hook |
| Obsessedwhaler |
| Peck portrayal |
| Pequot skipper |
| 1956 Peck role |
| Ishmael's boss |
| Famous captain |
| Moby's pursuer |
| King of Israel |
| King in I Kings |
| Demented whaler |
| Hunting captain |
| Literary hunter |
| Literary whaler |
| Melville seaman |
| Peck role: 1956 |
| Pequod's master |
| Starbuck's fan? |
| Unipodal whaler |
| Vengeful sailor |
| Vengeful whaler |
| King in 1 Kings |
| Melville tyrant |
| Queequeg's boss |
| Obsessed whaler |
| Melville whaler |
| Starbuck's boss |
| Fictional hunter |
| Melville mariner |
| ''___ the Arab'' |
| Captain obsessed |
| Melville skipper |
| Moby Dick seeker |
| Moby-Dick chaser |
| Obsessive sailor |
| Pequod pegleg |
| Starbuck's hirer |
| Obsessed mariner |
| Vengeful captain |
| Literary skipper |
| Obsessed skipper |
| Obsessive whaler |
| Peglegged whaler |
| Jezebel's spouse |
| Ill-fated whaler |
| Pequod's skipper |
| Literary captain |
| Pequod's captain |
| A king of Israel |
| Obsessed captain |
| Fictional whaler |
| Melville captain |
| Moby Dick" whaler |
| Melville's madman |
| Moby-Dick pursuer |
| Peck role of 1956 |
| Ill-fated captain |
| Legendary captain |
| One-legged whaler |
| Fictional skipper |
| Whaler of fiction |
| Fictional mariner |
| Melville's whaler |
| Gregory Peck role |
| Ishmael's captain |
| Fictional captain |
| ''Pequod'' captain |
| ''Pequod'' skipper |
| Moby-Dick" skipper |
| 1956 role for Peck |
| Ishmaels skipper |
| Jezebel's husband. |
| Melville's mariner |
| Melville's skipper |
| Moby Dick's hunter |
| Moby Dick's victim |
| Noted whale hunter |
| One-legged captain |
| Peck in "Moby Dick |
| Whale-tale captain |
| White whale chaser |
| A Melville captain |
| He rebuilt Jericho |
| Ishmael's superior |
| Moby Dick's chaser |
| White whale hunter |
| Starbuck's orderer |
| Starbuck's skipper |
| Melville's captain |
| Queequeg's captain |
| Starbuck's captain |
| Husband of Jezebel |
| Melville character |
| Captain of fiction |
| 'Moby-Dick' captain |
| 'Moby-Dick' mariner |
| Great white hunter? |
| Hunter of Moby Dick |
| Ivory-legged whaler |
| Melville's searcher |
| Monomaniacal whaler |
| Seeker of Moby Dick |
| Whale of a captain? |
| White whale pursuer |
| Literary monomaniac |
| Starbuck's superior |
| Melville monomaniac |
| Moby-Dick's pursuer |
| 'Moby-Dick' helmsman |
| Fictional sea hunter |
| Fictional monomaniac |
| Monomaniacal mariner |
| Monomaniacal skipper |
| Pursuer of Moby Dick |
| Sea role for Gregory |
| The Pequod's skipper |
| White whale searcher |
| The Pequod's captain |
| Monomaniacal captain |
| Whale-seeker of note |
| Melville protagonist |
| Captain in "Moby Dick |
| Jezebel's better half |
| Man with a white scar |
| Moby Dick's adversary |
| Pip was his cabin boy |
| Wicked king of Israel |
| Melville megalomaniac |
| Melville's curmudgeon |
| Melville's monomaniac |
| Monomaniac of fiction |
| Obsessed whale hunter |
| Single-minded captain |
| Captain of literature |
| Captain of the "Pequod |
| Fictional whale hunter |
| Ill-fated whale chaser |
| Israel's seventh ruler |
| One-legged protagonist |
| Vengeful whale watcher |
| Seventh king of Israel |
| 1956 Gregory Peck role |
| Moby Dick" protagonist |
| Starbuck's order giver |
| ''___ the Arab'' (song) |
| I drive the sea!" crier |
| Famously driven captain |
| Gregory Peck role: 1956 |
| Melville's whale hunter |
| Notable harpoon wielder |
| Obsessed whaler captain |
| Melville's whale chaser |
| Chapter 28 of "Moby-Dick |
| HermanMelville character |
| King who married Jezebel |
| Moby Dick sea captain |
| Melville's whale pursuer |
| Noted one-legged captain |
| Call me Ishmael" speaker |
| Fictional Quaker captain |
| Captain in Ishmael's tale |
| Captain with an obsession |
| Captain with an ivory leg |
| Fixated fictional captain |
| Moby Dick was his nemesis |
| Obsessed fictional whaler |
| Pequod's obsessed captain |
| Quaker captain of fiction |
| Subject of Ishmael's tale |
| Whaler in a Melville book |
| Melville's doomed captain |
| Gregory Peck role of 1956 |
| Captain of Stubb and Flask |
| He has a cetacean fixation |
| Ill-fated literary captain |
| Melville's obsessed whaler |
| Melville's whaling captain |
| Obsessed whaler of fiction |
| Obsessive literary captain |
| Scarred literary character |
| Vengeful Quaker of fiction |
| Fixated captain of fiction |
| Giver of Starbuck's orders |
| Obsessed fictional captain |
| Blubbering fool of fiction? |
| Captain after a white whale |
| Character with an ivory leg |
| Melville's fanatical whaler |
| Melville's obsessed captain |
| Melville's obsessed mariner |
| Melville's obsessive whaler |
| Obsessed captain of fiction |
| Obsessive fictional skipper |
| Obsessive hunter of fiction |
| Peg-legged literary captain |
| Role for Gregory Peck: 1956 |
| Source of Starbuck's orders |
| Melville's maniacal mariner |
| Memorable Gregory Peck role |
| One giving Starbuck orders? |
| The whaler Pequod's captain |
| Ill-fated whaler of fiction |
| Obsessive whaler of fiction |
| Captain done in by Moby-Dick |
| Captain in a whale of a tale |
| Captain who chased Moby Dick |
| Chapter XXVIII of "Moby-Dick |
| He knew his cetacean in life |
| Fictional one-legged skipper |
| Ill-fated captain of fiction |
| One giving Starbuck's orders |
| One-legged whaler of fiction |
| Quaker captain of literature |
| Vindictive Quaker of fiction |
| Fictional one-legged captain |
| Whaleboat captain of fiction |
| Captain with a whalebone leg |
| Accursed white whale" pursuer |
| Barrie's inspiration for Hook |
| Captain obsessed with a whale |
| Captain who pursued Moby Dick |
| Fictional seeker of vengeance |
| Melville's white-whale hunter |
| Notable mariner of literature |
| Noted obsessive of literature |
| Obsessed whaler of literature |
| One-legged literary character |
| Vengeful Quaker of literature |
| Captain for Stubb and Fedallah |
| Captain with a whale-ivory leg |
| Ill-fated whaler of literature |
| Mariner in a whale of a novel? |
| Obsessed captain of literature |
| Obsessed captain of the Pequod |
| One-legged captain of fiction. |
| Peg-legged "Moby-Dick" captain |
| Vengeful captain in "Moby-Dick |
| Captain chronicled by Melville |
| Deranged captain in "Moby-Dick |
| Character with a whalebone leg |
| White whale pursuer of fiction |
| Obsessed captain in "Moby-Dick |
| ... thou damned whale!" speaker |
| Fanatical captain in "Moby-Dick |
| Monomaniacal captain in fiction |
| Monomaniacal mariner of fiction |
| Scarred skipper[SEE NOTE ABOVE] |
| Whaling ship captain of fiction |
| Gregory Peck's "Moby Dick" role |
| Melville's monomaniacal mariner |
| Early John Barrymore talkie role |
| Ishmael's boss [SEE NOTE ABOVE.] |
| Monomaniacal seafarer of fiction |
| Queequeg's captain on the Pequod |
| ''A grand, ungodly, godlike man'' |
| Hast seen the White Whale?" asker |
| Captain played by Patrick Stewart |
| Fictional boss of Stubb and Flask |
| Fictional captain with a fixation |
| Melville's megalomaniacal mariner |
| King of Israel, ninth century B.C. |
| Mariner in a classic literary tale |
| Captain created by Herman Melville |
| Fictional captain with an ivory leg |
| Whale-hunting captain in "Moby-Dick |
| Whale-hunting captain of literature |
| Beholder of a "hump like a snow-hill |
| Captain employed by Peleg and Bildad |
| Pursuer of the "accursed white whale |
| Ship captain in the novel "Moby-Dick |
| Character with a whalebone prosthesis |
| Captain with a whale of an obsession? |
| Herman Melville's obsessed sea captain |
| He has many hands and a prosthetic leg |
| Boat captain created by Herman Melville |
| Grand, ungodly, godlike man" of fiction |
| Character with only one leg to stand on? |
| Jezebel's husband — Moby Dick's hunter |
| To the last I grapple with thee" speaker |
| Melville's "grand, ungodly, god-like man |
| A grand, ungodly, godlike man" in fiction |
| His last voyage originated in New Bedford |
| Monomaniacal mariner from Melville's mind |
| Grand, ungodly, godlike man," in literature |
| Captain obsessed with a whale in "Moby-Dick |
| Literary lead role for Gregory Peck in 1956 |
| Captain who says, "The white whale tasks me |
| Thy hour and thy harpoon are at hand!" crier |
| I'd strike the sun if it insulted me" speaker |
| Character that was the basis for Captain Hook |
| Literary captain with a leg made of whalebone |
| Thy hour and thy harpoon are at hand!" speaker |
| Fictional captain who said "Thou damned whale! |
| Fictional captain with a whale of an obsession |
| He sought "the monstrousest parmacetty" [3-10] |
| Whaling captain with the nickname "Old Thunder |
| His last words were "Thus, I give up the spear! |
| Character called "a grand, ungodly, god-like man |
| Fictional captain whose nickname is "Old Thunder |
| Literary character on whom Captain Hook is based |
| Starring role for John Barrymore and Gregory Peck |
| Whale-obsessed captain created by Herman Melville |
| Captain described as a "grand, ungodly, god-like man |
| Literary character likened to a "mute, maned sea-lion |
| Marvel character based on a Herman Melville character |
| For hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee" speaker |
| From Hell's heart he stabbed at thee (thee is a whale) |
| Captain whose last words are "Thus, I give up the spear! |
| Captain with the "overbearing dignity of some mighty woe |
| Character who says "Wilt thou not chase the white whale? |
| Deranged whaling-ship captain created by Herman Melville |
| Literary character who says "I'll chase him round Good Hope |
| Captain with a "regal overbearing dignity of some mighty woe |
| Literary captain who says "I'd strike the sun if it insulted me |
| Captain who says, "For hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee |
| Literary character who needed to chill out about that white whale |
| Fictional character who declares "Sleep? ... I do not sleep, I die |
| Fictional character who says "I'd strike the sun if it insulted me |
| Literary character whose last words are "Thus, I give up the spear! |
| Moby Dick" captain portrayed by Patrick Stewart in a 1998 miniseries on USA |
| Literary character who says "For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee |
| Obsessed ship captain hunting for a whale called Moby Dick, in an 1851 novel |
| Character whose last words are "For hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee. |
| To whom Starbuck says, "I came here to hunt whales, not my commander's vengeance |
| Fictional character who says "I now prophesy that I will dismember my dismemberer |
| I'll chase him round Good Hope, and round the Horn, and round the Norway Maelstrom" speaker of fiction |