In this chapter describe how is Fogg, a cold man who doesn't talk too much and like things being right.

Fogg meet passepartout for the first time as he new servant and he talk about how was his life in paris, at the end Fogg hires passepartout and leaves him a timetable with everything.

London is one of the most multicultural cities in the world, with a large immigrant population and a wide variety of languages ​​spoken.

things like afternoon tea, fish and chips, and Sunday roast are some of London's most notable traditions.

A interesting thing is londoners often apologize, even in situations where they have done nothing wrong.

Detective Fix talks with Passepartout and get information about Fogg and his plan to travel around the world in 80 days.

The Detective Fix wrote the letter to London asking for a warrant in Bombay and think that Fogg is the Bank of England thief.

In Suez the religion they profess is Islam, as in most of Egypt.

Suez's greatest feature is its canal, which has turned the city into a center of cultural and economic exchange, attracting people from different backgrounds and cultures.

Suez's cuisine includes traditional Egyptian dishes, such as falafel, as well as dishes from other cultures due to its strategic location.

At 6.10 in the evening Fogg and the five men whom he play cards with talk that morning about the thief of the bank of england.

During the conversation, they discuss how the thief cannot be caught since the world is a big place and, according to Fogg, you can travel around it in 80 days.

Then, all of them make a bet, where Fogg it's going to travel around the world in 80 days and if he win, his friends will have to pay him four thousand pounds each.

at the end, Fogg and Passepartout rush to the train station and after say good bye to his friends they aboard the train and start his travel.

Fogg and Passepartout arrive two days ahead of schedule thanks to a favorable wind. Fix, the detective following them, still doesn't have the warrant to arrest Fogg.

An incident occurs at the temple when Passepartout enters a Hindu temple barefoot, causing great offense. He is attacked, loses his shoes, and arrives disheveled at the station just before the train to Calcutta departs.

The train stops in Rothald because the railway line isn't complete to Allahabad, 80 km away. Fogg decides to buy an elephant for 2,000 pounds to continue the journey.

During the journey, they discover that a young woman named Aouda will be forced to die with her deceased husband in a traditional ceremony (sati).

Fogg decides to rescue her, afterwards With the help of their guide, they plan to follow the group at a safe distance and free Aouda during the night, using the extra day Fogg has according to his schedule.

Bombay is a highly diverse city, home to Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Jains, Parsis, Buddhists, and Sikhs. This is reflected in its temples, mosques, churches, and synagogues, as well as its religious festivals such as Diwali, Eid, Christmas, Ganesh Chaturthi, and more.

Bombay is also the home to "Bollywood", the world's largest Hindi-language film industry. Bollywood films, music, and actors are a vital part of Indian popular culture and have a major global influence.

Fogg and the guide observe the ritual where Aouda will be burned with her husband's body and find no way to intervene due to the armed guard. However, when the ritual begins, the "dead man" rises, revealing a disguised Passepartout. He quickly rescues Aouda and they escape with her on the elephant.

They later reach the city, where they rejoin the train to Calcutta. Aouda, still weak, rests while Fogg cares for her. Later, Fogg generously pays the young guide for his help and gives him the elephant as a token of gratitude.

After resting during the journey, Aouda know of her rescue and is deeply grateful. Fogg offers to take her to Hong Kong, where she has an uncle who can take care of her.

Fogg, Passepartout, and Aouda were arrested by the police because Passepartout had entered a Bombay temple wearing shoes, a serious cultural offense in India.

Fix, hiding in a closet, alerted the authorities and took the temple witnesses to Calcutta to try to entertain Fogg until the arrest warrant arrived.

Despite the high cost (£1,000 per person), Fogg paid the bail without hesitation to continue his journey, thus thwarting Fix's plans, who still believed Fogg was the bank robber.

Calcutta has been known as the "cultural capital of India" and was the center of the Bengal Renaissance in the 19th century, with key figures such as Rabindranath Tagore (Nobel Prize winner in Literature), philosophers, scientists, and artists.

One of the biggest cultural events is Durga Puja, a multi-day Hindu festival honoring the goddess Durga, celebrated with sculptures, parades, and music.

Calcutta is home to historic universities such as the University of Calcutta (founded in 1857) and other key research and cultural institutions such as the Indian Museum (the oldest in the country).

Fogg, Aouda, and Passepartout travel on the Rangoon to Hong Kong, where Aouda begins to get to know Fogg better. Fix is ​​also on the boat because he believes Fogg is the bank robber, although Passepartout initially thinks he's working for the Reform Club.

The next boat, the Carnatic, has technical problems and departs late, giving Fogg and his group time to arrive and prepare for their next move.

Upon arrival, Aouda discovers that her uncle is not in Hong Kong. Fogg offers her a ride to Europe and asks Passepartout to buy three tickets to Yokohama.

Fix tries to get Passepartout to help him arrest Fogg, but Passepartout refuses, and Fix drugs him to delay him and leaves him at the bar.

Hong Kong is a unique place where Chinese traditions merge with British influences due to its history as a British colony until 1997. This is reflected in its architecture, language (Cantonese and English), and legal systems.

Hong Kong celebrates traditional Chinese holidays such as Lunar New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Lantern Festival, as well as Western events such as Christmas and New Year.

Fogg takes Aouda to the best shops in Hong Kong to buy her clothes. Upon returning to the hotel, they notice that Passepartout has disappeared and the Camatic, the ship to Yokohama, has already left, so he decides to look for another fast ship so as not to waste time. Although the Camatic has already departed, after exploring other options, he finds a small fast ship, the Tankadere, owned by Captain Bunsby, which can take them to Shanghai in four days.

Fogg, Aouda, and Fix set sail on the Tankadere for Shanghai in the midst of a storm. During the voyage, they encounter strong winds and heavy rain, making navigation difficult, so they decide to seek refuge in a Chinese port, Shanghai.

Passepartout wakes up confused on the Camatic, his head aching, and realizes that Fogg and Aouda are not on board and that he is approaching Japan without being able to do anything.

Arrival in Yokohama and tension over the future of the voyage and the bet The Camatic arrives in Yokohama on November 13. Passepartout is concerned about the future of the voyage, the loss of time, and how Fix's intervention and his mistakes could cause Fogg to lose the bet.

Yokohama was one of the first Japanese ports to open to foreign trade in 1859, after centuries of isolation.

Culturally, Yokohama maintains a strong maritime identity, with naval museums, historic ships like the Nippon Maru, and maritime-related events.

Phileas Fogg, Aouda, and Fix board the American ship General Grant bound for San Francisco, after being picked up near Shanghai by radio request from the Tankadere.

Arriving in Yokohama on November 14, Fogg and Aouda desperately search for Passepartout, and finally find him resting in a garden near the port.

Fix finally obtains the arrest warrant in Yokohama, but he can no longer use it in Japan or the United States, so he decides to wait until he reaches England. Upon reuniting on the ship, Passepartout hits Fix for what happened in Hong Kong. Fix then proposes to join forces to help Fogg reach England quickly, where he can legally arrest him.

At the end of the chapter, the General Grant, with favorable winds and a good engine, arrives in San Francisco on December 3, continuing its voyage around the world.

San Francisco is famous for its steep streets and cable cars, as well as its colorful Victorian houses, known as the "Painted Ladies." The Golden Gate Bridge is an iconic symbol of the city.

Although today it's known for its proximity to Silicon Valley, in the 1960s it was the center of the hippie movement (especially in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood). Historically, it has been a place of social, artistic, and technological innovation.

Fogg, Aouda, Passepartout, and Fix took the train from San Francisco to New York. The journey was supposed to take seven days, but they faced dangers, including a buffalo stampede and an attack by Sioux Indians, who killed the conductor and tried to rob the passengers. Passepartout heroically stopped the train upon arriving at Fort Kearney.

During the attack, Passepartout was captured along with two other passengers. Fogg organized a troop expedition with soldiers to rescue them, which was successful, returning them to Fort Kearney safely.

By the end of the chapter, the train had already left, and Fogg was now 20 hours late, compromising his plan to take the China ship.

Unable to find a commercial ship that would take him to London on time, Fogg attempts to negotiate with Captain Speedy of the Henrietta, who refuses. Fogg then offers money and convinces the crew to divert the ship to Liverpool.

Fogg locks Captain Speedy in his cabin under guard and takes command of the Henrietta to steer it to Liverpool. He demonstrates surprising navigational skills. To maintain the ship's speed, Fogg decides to use pieces of wood from the ship itself as fuel for the boiler, speeding up the voyage. Furthermore, Fogg buys the Henrietta for $60,000 just to use its wood and ensure a timely arrival, and Captain Speedy gladly accepts the offer.

Afterward, arriving in Liverpool on December 21 at 11:40 a.m., Detective Fix finally arrests him a minute later, accusing him of being a thief wanted by the British police.

Liverpool was one of the most important ports in the British Empire, with a rich history linked to trade, emigration, and navigation. Its port and docklands are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Fogg is arrested by Fix in Liverpool, but it is later discovered that there was a mistake because the real thief is in prison. Fix apologizes to Fogg for the mistake, and he hits him in response.

Fogg misses the train to London and arrives five minutes late to the Reform Club, losing the bet and much of his money. Despite losing the bet, Fogg is not sad and declares his love to Aouda, who agrees to marry him.

Passepartout tries to arrange the wedding for the next day, but realizes they have arrived in England a day early due to a change of date after his round-the-world trip. Fogg races to the Reform Club and arrives just in time to win the bet, recovering his fortune and formally asking Aouda to marry him.