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Around the W orld in 80 Days

Around the W orld in 80 Days. By: Hayden Neugent and Kinley Cook. Chapters; 33-34. Chapter 33 Summary. Fogg is on a boat headed to London to get on the train and go home. While Fogg is on the boat Captain Speedy gets mad at him for over working the vessel.

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Around the W orld in 80 Days

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  1. Around the World in 80 Days By: Hayden Neugent and Kinley Cook Chapters; 33-34

  2. Chapter 33 Summary • Fogg is on a boat headed to London to get on the train and go home. • While Fogg is on the boat Captain Speedy gets mad at him for over working the vessel. • A vessel is like a boat or ship. • So Fogg got off the boat and he headed toward the train station. • Then he was accused and put in jail.

  3. Chapter 34 Summary • Fogg had been thrown in jail by Fix. • Fix suspected that he stole 55,000 pounds. • Fogg was in jail for three days and on the 80th day at 11:00 a.m. was let free. • The train home had already left! “He had lost his wager.” • He orders a train to come pick him up to carry him home.

  4. Time Place and Setting! • Liverpool Winter London

  5. Possessions This is a watch from the 1870’s. Men would usually put it on a chain or put it in their pocket.

  6. Cultural Nuances Pounds are what British people call their money. This is a picture of their money/pounds. Fogg was thrown in jail with no proof. He was only suspected. This is a picture of an 1870’s jail.

  7. Amount of Money Spent • Fogg was suspected of stealing 55,000 pounds. • Fogg gave 60,000 pounds to Captain Speedy because he burned the vessel in his ship. The vessel was worth 50,000, but he gave him 60,000.

  8. Buildings and Establishments This is a custom house from the 1870’s. This is a cabin from the 1870’s.

  9. Buildings and Establishments This is a bank from England in the 1870’s. This is a ship from the 1870’s.

  10. Important Things about the Characters. • All throughout the book Fogg has been very calm, and has not had a very bad temper. • Passepartout seems very loyal. • Fix seem rough and tough, but he seems kind of cowardly in a way. For example: • “’ Sir,” he stammered,” sir-- forgive me-- most-- unfortunate resemblance-- robber arrested three days ago– you are free!’”

  11. Unfamiliar Words • Heinous (hey-nuhs)- hateful • Knave- a dishonest person • Anon- in a short time • Veer- to change direction or aside

  12. Quotes • He was being devoured by one of those secret rages, all the more terrible because continued, and which only burst forth, with an irresistible force, at the last moment.

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