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Around The World in Eighty Days

Around The World in Eighty Days. Chapter 31,32,35 A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION BY LOGAN COBB AND JERMIAH JACKSON. Chapter XXXI Summary.

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Around The World in Eighty Days

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  1. Around The World in Eighty Days Chapter 31,32,35 A POWERPOINT PRESENTATION BY LOGAN COBB AND JERMIAH JACKSON

  2. Chapter XXXI Summary • Dr. Fogg is in a state of distress because they are behind in their journey and they need to make to New York and they are eight hours behind. An unknown man lends Fix a sledge, which after a couple of hours they ride across the frozen Nebraska plains, and they huddle together to keep warm. When they arrive at New York City, they find that their steamboat, The China, had left forty-five minutes before.

  3. Chapter XXXII Summary When the groups realizes the China, going towards Liverpool, had left forty-five minutes ago, they were heart broken. Passepartout was very upset, for he blamed himself for the setback. Phileas Fogg was about to give up hope himself. But, he chose to not give up. He was able to hail a boat and bribe Captain Andrew Speedy to take the group to Liverpool. They will leave at nine o’clock.

  4. Chapter XXXV Summary Mr. Fogg is gravely upset over his fortune. He locks himself in his room and thinks about the hundred obstacles and the many dangers theyfaced on his journey. Passepartout insisted it was his fault. Aouda confronts him after being called upon. They get into a strong conversation that ends in a marriage proposal from Aouda.

  5. Chapter XXXI –Setting, Transportation, and Money Setting – Fort Kearny, Nebraska, frozen plains of Nebraska Transportation- A sledge to ride to Omaha, maximum speed approx. 40 MPH. Train to ride to New York City. Money Spent- 0$ Screenshot of Fort Kearny on Google Earth A play’s model of the sledge ridden to Omaha.

  6. Chapter XXXI- Buildings, Important Plot Points, Obstacles, Plants/Animals, Questions, Possessions • Important Plot Points: The characters need to get to New York before their steamboat leaves. Fix tells Dr. Fogg that he can do that if he rides a sledge. He says that if their company hadn’t been attacked by Indians, they could have been there with eleven hours to spare. Mudge shows them the vehicle, which was located in a hut near Fort Kearny. • Buildings: Fort Kearny, NE, Omaha Train Station, A warehouse, A harbor in New York • Plants/Animals: There are none in this chapter most likely because it is mostly set in the frozen winter plains. • Possessions: Auoda’s fur cloaks to keep her warm. • Obstacles: They have to regain eight hours to get to New York in time. • Question this chapter made us ask: How will they get to England in time to win the bet? What will happen if he looses the bet? Fur Cloaks like Auoda wore, Dr. Fogg needs to regain eight hours.

  7. Chapter XXXI- Cultural Nuances, Quotes • Cultural Nuances: There are none in this chapter because the setting is the Midwestern U.S. for most of the chapter. • Quotes: At this moment the detective approached Mr. Fogg, and, looking him intently in the face, said: . . . “Seriously, sir, are you in great haste?" . . . "Quite seriously."

  8. Chapter XXXII – Time & Place/ Plants & Animals Clothing/Possessions/food & Cultural Nuances/Quotes Quote "No, not if you paid me two hundred dollars." "I offer you two thousand." "Apiece?" "Apiece." "And there are four of you?" Time & Place The time is the 11th of December at New York, NY, USA Clothing/Possessions/food & Cultural Nuances Bags, none Plants & Animals None

  9. Chapter XXXII,– Other Amount of money spent/Buildings & establishments/Modes of transportation/Questions Money spent: 8k (8,000) pounds Buildings & Establishments: St. Nicholas Hotel Modes of transportation: Boat going between eleven and twelve knots Important in the plot & obstacles They have to get a ride to Liverpool or they will lose the bet. Now they have to find a way to get there. Questions Will they get there?

  10. Chapter XXXV – Time & Place/ Plants & Animals Clothing/Possessions/food & Cultural Nuances/Quotes Time and Place Quotes Sunday, the 22nd of December in Liverpool "Mr. Fogg," said Aouda, rising and seizing his hand, "do you wish at once a kinswoman and friend? Will you have me for your wife?" Clothing/Possessions/food & Cultural Nuances Cup of tea, a chop, none Plants & Animals None

  11. Chapter XXXV,– Other Money spent: None Buildings & Establishments: Saville Row Modes of transportation: None Important in the plot & obstacles Mr. Fogg lost the bet and is now very poor and sad. He spends his time locked in his room. Aouda and Mr. Fogg get engaged at the end.

  12. Unfamiliar Words • BRIGANTINE: A two masted sailing vessel • PLAINTIVE: expressing sorry • PROCURE: to obtain or get by care • PENSIVE: dreamily or wistfully thoughtful

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