The sea wolf

1. The body of water where the story primarily takes place
5. Name of the seal-hunting schooner captained by Wolf Larsen
8. The protagonist and narrator, a literary critic who starts the novel as a sheltered gentleman
10. The first name of the poet and literary critic rescued from the ocean by the Ghost
11. The initial disaster that casts Humphrey adrift into San Francisco Bay
13. The mode of transportation Humphrey is riding on when he falls into the water
14. An observant, knowledgeable sailor who acts as an informant to Humphrey about the ship's social dynamics
15. The philosophical system created by Friedrich Nietzsche that the novel actively critiques
17. A fiery, working-class sailor who attempts a mutiny against Wolf Larsen
18. The author of The Sea-Wolf
19. The primary antagonist of the novel, known for his immense physical strength and amoral materialist philosophy

2. The specific occupational title forced upon Humphrey when he is first pressed into service
3. Wolf Larsen's ruthless brother and captain of the rival sealing steamer Macedonia
4. The cowardly, unpleasant cook aboard the Ghost who torments the protagonist early on
6. The name of the remote island where Humphrey and Maud eventually escape and build a hut
7. The profession or target animal that brings the Ghost out to the Pacific
9. A Scandinavian sailor on the Ghost known for his manliness, fairness, and strong sense of seamanship
12. The last name of the female protagonist and love interest
13. Humphrey's wealthy friend in San Francisco who shares his refined literary interests
16. The city where Humphrey Van Weyden resides at the beginning of the story