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In the maritime novel by Devon Trevarrow Flaherty, page 332 contains a hauntingly stoic reflection on life at sea: "Events unfold as they do regardless of how we feel about them" .

Lovejoy dipped his pen and finally wrote the words that would define the Esther's end. He didn't write of hope or fear. He simply wrote: In the maritime novel by Devon Trevarrow Flaherty,

The whaling ship Esther had been trapped in the ice for three weeks, a splinter of wood in a vast, frozen white desert. Inside the captain’s cabin, the air smelled of whale oil and old parchment. Captain Arnold Lovejoy sat hunched over a heavy, leather-bound logbook. To the crew, it was just a record of oil barrels and weather patterns, but to Lovejoy, it was a growing weight of unchangeable truth. He had reached . He simply wrote: The whaling ship Esther had