Linguistic-5/10
I gave this mark because he doesn't communicate as much as other characters, all due to him being idle in his cabin. My reasoning for his average mark, is that since he may be cognisant of other characters.
Logical-5/10
When given a description of Captain Ahab, Peleg informs the reader how he doesn't speak; but when he does, you should listen. Also, it becomes apparent that he has been to college, something which at the time is very prestigious, and something which isn't abundant throughout society of that era.
Cultural-8/10
Captain Ahab has been around the world, so you may think that he has a strong cultural side. He has experienced a lot since he has been among cannibals.
Physical-2/10
He has been physical, but since he lost his leg this has greatly minimised his score. However, it could be argued that since he has lost his leg each movement is even more extraordinary.
Spiritual-6/10
Due to him remaining quiet the majority of the time you can believe he is mellow character, however due to him remaining silent, the suspicion around him spreads; then it could be argued that since he is quiet, he maybe a humble character.
Moral-3/10
He seems to show a disregard for other people, for he is captain, but never on deck. Showing he has minimal leadership skills, and doesn't care what may happen. This only applies to what I have read.
Personal-4/10
Ahab seems to show that he doesn't care about anyone but himself, he is very egotistic. Also, he lacks to show respect to other shipmates, forcing them to do work, not himself.
Social-1/10
He has never left his cabin, he doesn't interact with others, and feels that he has no motive to leave the cabin.
Overall-34/80
A8, B7 Your justifications, based on what you have read so far, are cognisant of a depth of character yet to emerge. To improve next time, use embedded quotation to provide more solid evidence for your analysis.
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