What is the character sketch of passepartout in around the world in eighty days?

Answer 1

He is the closest to being termed the 'antagonist' in this story of a challenge to travel around the world in eighty days. He appears in the fifth chapter and is then a permanent feature in the story till the very end. Mr. Fix is one of the many detectives who are on the trail of the infamous robber of the Bank of England. Fix has a drawing of the suspected culprit that is given to all detectives. The portrait happens to resemble Fogg's persona and this strengthens Fix's conviction about Fogg's guilt. Thus, Fix decides to obtain a warrant to arrest Fogg. The catch is that the warrant takes time to reach Fix and till then he has to shadow Fogg all over the world.Fix is not at all a straightforward man. In his desperation to get hold of the reward money that a detective gets for arresting a robber.Previously it was Fix, who encouraged the Indian priests of a pagoda at Malabar Hill, to pursue Passepartout till Calcutta in order to arrest the latter on the change of desecrating a holy place , but however always mr.fogg solved the problem and continued his journey....

Amna Hanif

Answer 2

Passepartout was a french man who wanted a peaceful life because before doing work with Phileas Fogg he did many jobs.He was interested in adventures he is an important character in the novel because he was there in every scene.He played an important role in saving Aouda from sathi.He was a funny character and because of his nature he told every thing to Detective Fix about the journey

Answer 3

Oh, dude, Passepartout is like the OG sidekick in "Around the World in Eighty Days." He's Phileas Fogg's loyal servant who's just trying to keep up with his boss's crazy bet to travel the world in 80 days. He's all about that comic relief and adds a touch of sass to their adventures.

Answer 4

Passepartout is the loyal and resourceful French valet of Phileas Fogg in Jules Verne's "Around the World in Eighty Days." He is depicted as a hardworking and dedicated servant who is quick-witted and adaptable in the face of challenges. Passepartout's comedic timing and ability to think on his feet provide a contrast to Fogg's stoic and methodical demeanor, making him an essential companion on their adventurous journey around the world. Despite his occasional blunders, Passepartout's loyalty and devotion to Fogg ultimately prove to be invaluable in their successful completion of the journey.

Answer 5

Aouda

Aouda is a Parsee Indian princess who is orphaned at an early age. She is made to marry an old Rajah and when he dies, fanatical Hindus try & force her to commit the sacrifice of her life. She is rescued by Fogg's group. She goes back with them to England, as she is unable to find her relative in Hong Kong.

Answer 6

Aouda, a character in Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne, is an Indian princess rescued by Phileas Fogg and Passepartout. The daughter of a Bombay Parsi merchant, she was married against her will to the Hindu ruler of Bundelkhand, an Indian princely state. At the death of her husband, she is about to be sacrificed by Hindu monks as a suttee at her husband's funeral pyre.

Answer 7

Passepartout is the loyal and resourceful French valet of Phileas Fogg. He is portrayed as eager, trustworthy, and quick-thinking, often getting them out of tricky situations with his clever ideas. Despite his occasional clumsiness and impulsiveness, Passepartout proves to be an essential companion in Fogg's journey around the world.

Answer 8

Phileas Fogg and his butler Passepartout are the main character and rest you can find by reading the book...! so enjoy the book......

Answer 9

Character sketch of fix