Daggoo

Knights and Squires

A gigantic, coal-black harpooneer from Africa, moving with lion-like tread. He is the 'Squire' to little Flask, his imposing stature creating a 'corporeal humility' in those who look up at him.

XXXIII: The Specksnyder

Implied as one of the harpooneers subject to the hierarchical customs and quartering arrangements described.

The Cabin-Table

The gigantic harpooneer whose movements shake the cabin; he participates in tormenting Dough-Boy by stuffing his head into a trencher, yet is described as 'abstemious.'

The Quarterdeck

Confirms the whale's identity by describing its 'very bushy' and quick spout.

Midnight, Forecastle

Quarried out of the blackness of the storm; provoked into a fight with a Spanish sailor who insults his race, showing racial tension among the crew.

XLVIII: The First Lowering

Serves as a human pedestal for Flask, lifting him onto his shoulders with 'barbaric majesty' and steadying him in the rolling sea.

LII: The Albatross

Implied to be one of the six lookouts aloft during the encounter.

LIX: Squid

Spots the mysterious white mass from the mainmast-head, initially crying out that it is Moby Dick.

The Line

Implied as a harpooneer engaged in the critical task of preparing the line.

LXI: Stubb Kills a Whale

An oarsman in the boat, yelling wildly and straining at his oar during the pursuit.

LXIV: Stubb’s Supper

Mentioned as the man Stubb orders overboard to cut a steak from the whale.

LXVII: Cutting In

Implied as one of the attending harpooneers who could wield the boarding-sword, though not explicitly named.

LXXIV: The Sperm Whale’s Head—Contrasted View

Mentioned alongside Queequeg and Tashtego as part of the skilled team set to drawing teeth from the whale's jaw.

LXXVIII: Cistern and Buckets

First to cry 'man overboard,' is hoisted to the sinking head to attempt a rescue, and later spots the successful divers.

LXXXI: The Pequod Meets the Virgin

One of the three harpooneers who simultaneously strikes the whale.

XCVI: The Try-Works

Implied to be one of the 'pagan harpooneers' and 'Tartarean shapes' working at the try-pots.

XCVIII: Stowing Down and Clearing Up

Implied as a key harpooneer and crew member participating in the intense physical labor of processing the whale and cleaning the ship.

CXII: The Blacksmith

Implied as one of the 'harpooneers' or 'bowsmen' in the eager circle around the forge.

CXIII: The Forge

One of the three harpooneers who willingly gives his blood to temper the harpoon's barbs.

The Hat

Noted by Ahab as one of the 'Pagan harpooneers' whose fidelity he seems to trust more than that of the mates.

CXXXIII: The Chase—First Day

Rouses the crew at the start of the chase by thundering handspikes on the deck.