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Chapters 16 and 17. Susanne and Creed. TIME and PLACE SETTING. In our chapters it is October 1872 and they are on the Rangoon heading to Hong Kong. Chapter 16 Summary.
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Chapters 16 and 17 Susanne and Creed
TIME and PLACE SETTING In our chapters it is October 1872 and they are on the Rangoon heading to Hong Kong
Chapter 16 Summary In chapter 16, Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, Aouda, and Detective Fix are all aboard the Rangoon, a boat. They were at the end of their ten to twelve day voyage, yet Fix had not yet made an appearance to his fellow travelers. Before deciding to speak to Passepartout, Fix had lots of time to think about what his next steps would be. Fix needed to make an arrestment at Hong Kong (their destination) or the robber could escape. Fix needed more information on Phileas Foggand decides to approach Passepartout for information. Not getting anything no already to his knowledge, Passepartout and Fix settle for a glass of gin.
Chapter 17 Summary Passepartout and Fix continued to meet on the deck of the Rangoon while Phileas Fogg hung around Aouda or played whist. Passepartout kept trying to figure out Fix’s purpose. It says in the chapter, “He never could have imagined that Phileas Fogg was being tracked as a robber around the globe.” Then, he figures that Fix is sent to be sure Fogg keeps his word and travels all the way around the world. Also, we find, near the end of the chapter, that Fix is aiming to arrest Fogg of the robbery. Fix thinks through the possibilities of what Passepartout may know about his master’s, Phileas Fogg’s, actions.
Chapter 16 and 17 • Buildings/Establishments • Peninsular and Oriental Company • Modes of Transportation • The Rangoon- screw steamer (400 horse power)- that took them from Calcutta to Hong Kong • Carriage-pulled by New Holland Horses- took Fogg ad Aouda through the country at a stop in Singapore • Amount of Money Spent • Two thousand pounds spent on an elephant (past)
Chapters 16 and 17 • The Rangoon • Carriage pulled by New Holland Horses
Chapter 16 and 17 • Clothing/Possessions/Food • Glass of Gin (a drink with alcohol in it) • Indian Shoes (Passepartout’s) • A journal (Phileas Fogg’s) • Mangoes (fruit)
Chapter 16 and 17 • Animals/Plants • Palms, bamboo, teakwood, mimosa, and tree-like ferns were passed on islands. • An elephant was purchase earlier in the story. • New Holland horses pulled a carriage that Phileas and Aouda rode on. • Nutmeg trees, sago bushes, monkeys, and tigers were seen by Mr. Fogg and Aouda in the jungle.
Important Things Characters Say, Do, or Think Chapter 16 Chapter 17 • Detective Fix thinks over all possibilities of how to arrest “his man”. • Fix talks to Passapartout to get information about Passepartout, Phileas Fogg, and Aouda. • Passepartout says, "It's clear!”…"He's a spy sent to keep us in view! That isn't quite the thing, either, to be spying Mr. Fogg, who is so honorable a man! Ah, gentlemen of the Reform, this shall cost you dear!” • Passepartout can not hold his tongue and questions Fix on his future doings. • Fix states that he doesn't believe a word of this journey around the world.
Questions Throughout the Chapter Why does Aouda owe Phileas Fogg her life? Why is Fix following/spying on them? Who is Fix going to arrest? Is Fogg the thief? Fix thinks Fogg and Aouda eloped (ran away to secretly get married)? Has Fogg gotten out of something already by paying money? Has Fogg already been arrested? Did he pay his bail? If so, is that how he used money to get out of something in the past? How does Fix already know about these events?
Quotes from Jules Verne "You're a sly dog!" He was passing methodically in his orbit around the world, regardless of the lesser stars which gravitated around him.
Vocabulary Plying- to carry on, practice, or pursue busily Calcutta- capital of Bengal state in E. India Comprise- to include or contain Automation- a person or animal that acts in a monotonous, routin manner, without active intelligence. Eccentricity- the oddity or peculiarity