As the antagonist of the story, why does Fix not change his opinion of Fogg? Does this affect his job? Is arresting Fogg for his own ego, or is he just doing his duty?

Does Passepartout intentionally cause problems in the beginning? He does seem opposed to the journey at first. Will this weigh in his decisions or behavior?

How has Fogg changed during the journey from the first part to the second part? How has his character grown, or not changed? Who has helped him make this change?

What impact does Aouda have on her fellow travelers? How has her character not changed, or changed? Does she regret her decisions?

The plot is one of continual movement in the world of 1872. Is this voyage really possible in today's world without planes? Can it possibly be still as difficult and lengthy?

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