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Fogg bets £20,000 at the Reform Club to travel the world in 80 days. He leaves immediately with Passepartout, starting his journey with a detailed plan and confidence.

This reminds me of how global challenges, like space races or record-breaking travels, often begin with bold public promises and push human limits through planning, innovation, and competition between powerful nations.

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hey pass quickly through Paris by train, continuing toward Brindisi. The efficient railway shows how industrial Europe was connected and helped travelers move fast across countries during the 19th century.

This reminds me of how modern transportation systems, like the European Union’s railways or international flights, reflect global efforts to connect cities and speed up communication, trade, and cultural exchange worldwide.

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In Brindisi, they switch from train to the Mongolia steamer. This connection between rail and sea highlights the growing transport network built during the Industrial Revolution to unite continents.

This reminds me of how major ports and transportation hubs around the world continue to be important for trade, migration, and the global economy, like Singapore, Rotterdam, or the Panama Canal.

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They cross the Suez Canal while being secretly followed by Fix. The canal shortens the journey, showing its importance for faster travel and international trade routes in the 19th century.

This reminds me of the global impact of man-made canals like the Suez or Panama, which changed world trade forever and even caused political conflicts when access was threatened

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Fogg rescues Aouda from a Sati ritual, and Passepartout is arrested for entering a temple with shoes. They face culture shock but act bravely and respectfully to continue their trip.

This reminds me of how colonial powers often misunderstood or judged local customs, leading to cultural conflicts and changes in traditions, especially during European colonization in places like India or Africa

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In British Hong Kong, Fix drugs Passepartout, who misses the ship. Fogg believes he’s lost him, showing how misunderstanding and colonial cities can cause confusion and delays.

This reminds me of how colonial cities like Hong Kong became places of international conflict, trade, and surveillance, especially during times of empire, where many foreign interests clashed or overlapped

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Passepartout joins a circus to survive in Yokohama. Fogg and Aouda find him performing, and they sail to San Francisco together, showing resilience in unfamiliar lands.

This reminds me of how global migration often forced people to adapt, work in strange jobs, or depend on international networks, especially during industrial times or after wars and economic crisis

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They cross America by train and are attacked by Native Americans. Passepartout is kidnapped but rescued, showing the dangers of westward expansion and conflict on the American frontier.

This reminds me of how Indigenous peoples were displaced or harmed during U.S. expansion, especially with projects like the transcontinental railroad that changed land ownership and history forever.

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Fogg misses his ship in New York, buys the Henrietta, and burns parts of it for fuel. He shows determination by using all resources to stay on schedule.

This reminds me of how people push limits during global challenges, like climate emergencies or rescue missions, using creativity and sacrifice to survive or accomplish urgent goals under pressure.