Tashtego

Knights and Squires

An unmixed Indian from Gay Head, described as an inheritor of proud warrior hunters. He is Stubb's harpooneer, with a lithe, powerful build and 'Antarctic' glittering eyes.

Ahab

Mentioned indirectly; his senior, an old Gay-Head Indian, offers a superstitious account of how Ahab received his scar in an 'elemental strife at sea.'

XXXIII: The Specksnyder

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

The Cabin-Table

One of the harpooneers who feasts with frantic democracy; he threatens Dough-Boy with a fork to hasten service and playfully prepares to 'scalp' him.

The Quarterdeck

First names the white whale as 'Moby Dick,' asking if it 'fantails' curiously before sounding.

Midnight, Forecastle

Quietly observes the white sailors' idea of fun; comments cynically on the fight, drawing a parallel between brawling men and gods.

XLVII: The Mat-Maker

The mad Gay-Header; gives the thrilling cry 'There she blows!' from the masthead, acting like a prophet announcing the whales and breaking the ship's dreamy stillness.

XLVIII: The First Lowering

His keen eyes spot the whales first; he cries the warning that sends Stubb's boat into the chase.

LII: The Albatross

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

LIV: The Town-Ho’s Story

Received the secret story from a Town-Ho sailor and revealed it in his sleep, passing it to the Pequod's crew.

The Line

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

LXI: Stubb Kills a Whale

The harpooner in Stubb's boat; he throws the initial harpoon and steers during the intense chase.

LXVII: Cutting In

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

LXXII: The Monkey-Rope

Along with Daggoo, mans a stage and uses whale-spades to kill sharks menacing Queequeg, though their zeal nearly endangers him.

LXXIV: The Sperm Whale’s Head—Contrasted View

Mentioned as one of the 'accomplished dentists' who works on extracting teeth from the sperm whale's jaw.

LXXVIII: Cistern and Buckets

The harpooneer who falls into the spermaceti cistern of the whale's head while baling it out, requiring a dramatic rescue.

LXXXI: The Pequod Meets the Virgin

One of the three harpooneers who simultaneously strikes the whale.

LXXXIV: Pitchpoling

Plants the initial harpoon in the fleeing whale, setting the stage for Stubb's pitchpoling maneuver.

XCIII: The Castaway

In the heat of the hunt, he is ready to cut the line to free the boat from the whale, showing the crew's ruthless pragmatism.

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 'headsmen' frequently invoking Perth's services on deck.

CXIII: The Forge

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

Midnight Aloft.—Thunder and Lightning

Working on the yard during a storm, his muttered complaints blend practical labor with a superstitious or weary reaction to the tempest.

CXXV: The Log and Line

Likely the 'grizzly Manxman' based on canonical aliases; handles the reel, warns about the line's condition, and mutters about the 'daft ones' at the end.