What happens in each chapter of Around the World in Eighty Days, who is there, and where its geography reaches. Summarised from the text of Project Gutenberg #103; the names and places are extracted from the chapter they appear in.
1 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG AND PASSEPARTOUT ACCEPT EACH OTHER, THE ONE AS MASTER, THE OTHER AS MAN
Mr. Phileas Fogg is an eccentric, extremely punctual, and wealthy member of the Reform Club in London. He lives a solitary and meticulously routine life at his home in Saville Row. Having dismissed his previous servant for bringing shaving water at the wrong temperature, Fogg interviews and hires Jean Passepartout, a Frenchman seeking a quiet life. Fogg then departs for his club exactly on schedule.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, James Forster, Passepartout.
- Talked about, not here
- Sheridan, Byron, the Barings, Leotard, Blondin.
- Places this chapter names
- where the party is, Burlington Gardens; ahead of them, Paris; off the route, American lakes, England, France, London docks, United Kingdom, “City”.
- How they travel
- The chapter names no journey.
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2 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT IS CONVINCED THAT HE HAS AT LAST FOUND HIS IDEAL
Passepartout reflects on his new employer, Phileas Fogg, comparing the gentleman's extreme composure to a precise machine or a wax figure. Upon exploring the mansion at Saville Row, Passepartout is delighted by its comfort and the meticulous daily schedule laid out for him. After serving unpredictable masters in the past, he feels he has finally found the tranquil, predictable domestic life he desires.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout.
- Talked about, not here
- Madame Tussaud, Phileas Fogg, Angelica Kauffmann, Leroy, Molière, Minerva, Lord Longferry, Sheridan.
- Places this chapter names
- where the party is, London, Reform Club; ahead of them, Paris; off the route, England, Haymarket taverns.
- How they travel
- The chapter names no journey.
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3 IN WHICH A CONVERSATION TAKES PLACE WHICH SEEMS LIKELY TO COST PHILEAS FOGG DEAR
Phileas Fogg arrives at the Reform Club and joins his usual whist partners. The men discuss a recent theft of fifty-five thousand pounds from the Bank of England and the likelihood of the culprit's escape. Fogg argues that the world has grown smaller and wagers twenty thousand pounds that he can circumnavigate the globe in eighty days. Despite his friends' doubts, Fogg pledges to depart for Dover that same evening and return by December 21st.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Andrew Stuart, John Sullivan, Samuel Fallentin, Thomas Flanagan, Gauthier Ralph. Named by role: A flunkey.
- Talked about, not here
- Named by role: robber, thief, detectives, principal cashier, Hindoos or Indians.
- Places this chapter names
- where the party is, London; ahead of them, Allahabad, Bombay, Brindisi, Calcutta, Hong Kong, Liverpool, Mont Cenis, New York, San Francisco, Suez, Yokohama; off the route, America, Bank of England, Dover, Glasgow, Havre, Japan, Rothal, the Continent.
- How they travel
- Rail, great indian peninsula railway; other; steamer; rail.
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4 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG ASTOUNDS PASSEPARTOUT, HIS SERVANT
Returning home earlier than usual, Phileas Fogg shocks his new servant, Passepartout, with the news that they are leaving for a journey around the world. Packing only a carpet-bag containing twenty thousand pounds, they rush to Charing Cross station. After Fogg gives his whist winnings to a beggar and bids his Reform Club friends farewell, the two depart by train.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, Gauthier Ralph, Andrew Stuart. Named by role: cabman, beggar-woman, child, five friends of the Reform.
- Talked about, not here
- Nobody is talked about who is not in the chapter.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Paris; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Bank of England, Calais, Dover, France.
- How they travel
- Carriage; rail.
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5 IN WHICH A NEW SPECIES OF FUNDS, UNKNOWN TO THE MONEYED MEN, APPEARS ON 'CHANGE
Phileas Fogg's departure becomes a national sensation, sparking intense debate, newspaper articles, and financial speculation across England. A highly critical article from the Royal Geographical Society causes his betting odds to plummet, leaving the elderly Lord Albemarle as his only backer. Public opinion collapses completely when the commissioner of police receives a telegram from Detective Fix in Suez, identifying Fogg as the bank robber.
- Who is in this chapter
- Named by role: commissioner of police.
- Talked about, not here
- Phileas Fogg, Lord Albemarle, Rowan, Fix.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Bombay, Suez; behind them and ahead of them, London, Scotland Yard, West End; off the route, England, Europe, India, United States.
- How they travel
- The chapter names no journey.
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6 IN WHICH FIX, THE DETECTIVE, BETRAYS A VERY NATURAL IMPATIENCE
Detective Fix and the British consul pace the wharves at Suez, anticipating the arrival of the steamer Mongolia. Fix explains his strategy for identifying the bank robber and firmly believes the suspect will pass through Suez. Once the ship arrives ahead of schedule, a passenger approaches Fix to ask for the consulate, handing over a passport that perfectly matches the description of the wanted man.
- Who is in this chapter
- Fix. Named by role: British consul, one of the passengers.
- Talked about, not here
- Phileas Fogg, M. Lesseps, Stephenson. Named by role: master.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Aden, Bombay, Brindisi; behind them and ahead of them, London, Scotland Yard; off the route, Asia, Atlantic, Cape of Good Hope, England, India, New World, Port Said, Red Sea, Suez Canal.
- How they travel
- Steamer, mongolia.
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7 WHICH ONCE MORE DEMONSTRATES THE USELESSNESS OF PASSPORTS AS AIDS TO DETECTIVES
Detective Fix rushes to the British consul at Suez to explain his suspicions about the bank robber. Shortly after, Phileas Fogg and Passepartout arrive to have Fogg's passport visaed. Although the consul sees nothing amiss, Fix is determined to investigate further. Fogg returns to his cabin on the Mongolia and methodically logs his travel time, noting he is exactly on schedule.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Phileas Fogg. Named by role: detective, consul.
- Talked about, not here
- Nobody is talked about who is not in the chapter.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Bombay, Brindisi, Calcutta, Hong Kong, Mont Cenis, New York, Paris, San Francisco, Singapore, Yokohama; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Turin.
- How they travel
- Other; steamer, ‘mongolia’.
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8 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT TALKS RATHER MORE, PERHAPS, THAN IS PRUDENT
On the quay at Suez, Detective Fix befriends Passepartout and pumps him for information. Hearing about Phileas Fogg's sudden departure from London, his large stash of brand new banknotes, and his supposed eighty-day journey around the world, Fix is entirely convinced Fogg is the bank robber. Fix wires London for an arrest warrant to be sent to Bombay, takes leave of the consul, and boards the Mongolia.
- Who is in this chapter
- Fix, Passepartout. Named by role: consul.
- Talked about, not here
- Phileas Fogg. Named by role: great-grandfather, engineer.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Bombay, Paris, Suez; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Africa, Asia, Champs Elysées, Egypt, India, Northern and the Lyons stations, Père la Chaise.
- How they travel
- Steamer, ‘mongolia’.
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9 IN WHICH THE RED SEA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN PROVE PROPITIOUS TO THE DESIGNS OF PHILEAS FOGG
Aboard the steamer Mongolia, Phileas Fogg remains indifferent to the sights of the Red Sea and Indian Ocean, occupying himself entirely with playing whist. Meanwhile, Detective Fix subtly befriends Passepartout to glean information without revealing his true identity. The ship makes excellent time, and Fogg arrives in Bombay two days ahead of schedule.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Rev. Decimus Smith, Passepartout, Fix. Named by role: tax-collector, brigadier-general, pilot.
- Talked about, not here
- Named by role: engineer, purser, old historians, ancient navigators, English engineers, engineers of Solomon.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Calcutta; behind them, Brindisi; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Arabic Gulf, Benares, Gibraltar of the Indian Ocean, Goa, India, Indian peninsula.
- How they travel
- Steamer, “mongolia”.
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10 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT IS ONLY TOO GLAD TO GET OFF WITH THE LOSS OF HIS SHOES
Upon arriving in Bombay, Phileas Fogg secures his passport and dines at the railway station, intending to depart for Calcutta that evening. Detective Fix tries but fails to get a local arrest warrant. Meanwhile, Passepartout wanders the city and naively enters a sacred pagoda without removing his shoes. He is attacked by priests but escapes to the station just in time, an incident Fix plans to use to detain Fogg.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Fix, Passepartout. Named by role: servant, landlord, director of the Bombay police, Indian dancing-girls, three enraged priests.
- Talked about, not here
- Named by role: governor-general, governors, lieutenant-governor, ferocious rajahs, native chiefs.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Allahabad, Calcutta; behind them, Paris, Suez; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Agra, Benares, Bengal, British India, Bundelcund, Burdivan, Burhampoor, Chandernagor, Elephanta, Ganges, India, Indus, Kanherian grottoes, Madras, Salcette, Tannah, Western Ghauts, continent, hypogea.
- How they travel
- Rail, great indian peninsula railway.
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11 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG SECURES A CURIOUS MEANS OF CONVEYANCE AT A FABULOUS PRICE
Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, and Sir Francis Cromarty travel by train across the Indian peninsula, passing dense forests and historic regions. The journey is abruptly halted at the hamlet of Kholby because the railway line is unfinished, despite newspaper reports to the contrary. Remaining calm, Fogg searches the village for alternative transport and ultimately purchases a half-domesticated elephant named Kiouni for the exorbitant sum of two thousand pounds to carry them to Allahabad.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Sir Francis Cromarty, Phileas Fogg. Named by role: conductor, Indian, young Parsee.
- Talked about, not here
- Aureng-Zeb, Feringhea, Fix.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Allahabad, Calcutta, Hong Kong; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Aurungabad, Benares, Ellora, England, Europe, Greenwich, Gulf of Cambray, Kandallah, Pounah, Surat.
- How they travel
- Rail; elephant, kiouni.
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12 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG AND HIS COMPANIONS VENTURE ACROSS THE INDIAN FORESTS, AND WHAT ENSUED
Phileas Fogg, Sir Francis Cromarty, and Passepartout travel by elephant through the wild territory of Bundelcund. Their guide leads them through dense forests and over the Vindhia Mountains to bypass the unfinished railway. During their journey, they hide from a passing procession of Brahmins and fakirs who are leading a young drugged woman to a forced suttee sacrifice, prompting Fogg to propose a rescue since he has time to spare.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Sir Francis Cromarty, Passepartout. Named by role: Parsee, woman.
- Talked about, not here
- Named by role: governor, rajah.
- Places this chapter names
- where the party is, Bombay; ahead of them, Allahabad; behind them and ahead of them, Saville Row; off the route, Ganges, India, Kholby, Pillaji.
- How they travel
- Elephant, kiouni.
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13 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT RECEIVES A NEW PROOF THAT FORTUNE FAVORS THE BRAVE
Phileas Fogg, Sir Francis Cromarty, Passepartout, and their Parsee guide plot to rescue the young widow, Aouda, from being burned alive. After an attempt to break into the pagoda fails, they wait until dawn when the sacrifice begins. In a daring move, Passepartout secretly takes the place of the deceased rajah on the pyre, rises as if from the dead, and carries the drugged woman to safety before the guards realize the trick.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Sir Francis Cromarty, Passepartout, Aouda. Named by role: guide.
- Talked about, not here
- Named by role: wealthy Bombay merchant, rajah’s relatives, old rajah of Bundelcund.
- Places this chapter names
- where the party is, Bombay; ahead of them, Allahabad; off the route, Bundelcund.
- How they travel
- Elephant.
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14 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG DESCENDS THE WHOLE LENGTH OF THE BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE GANGES WITHOUT EVER THINKING OF SEEING IT
Following their successful rescue of Aouda, the travellers proceed by elephant to Allahabad, where Fogg generously gifts the valuable animal to their loyal Parsee guide. They board a train, stopping at Benares where Sir Francis departs to rejoin his troops. Continuing rapidly through the Ganges valley, Fogg and Passepartout arrive in Calcutta with Aouda exactly on schedule, ready to board their steamer for Hong Kong.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Sir Francis Cromarty, Phileas Fogg, Aouda. Named by role: Parsee, elderly, crusty Jew.
- Talked about, not here
- Brahma, Ucaf Uddaul, Kama, Vicvarcarma, Mahomet, Vishnu, Shiva, Lord Cornwallis. Named by role: rajah, queen of Ahmehnagara, Parsee relation.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Hong Kong; behind them, Bombay; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Ahmehnagara, Birmingham, Casi, Ceylon, Ganges, Golconda, Himalaya, Jumna, Madras, Manchester, Pillaji, Regent Street.
- How they travel
- Elephant, kiouni; rail.
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15 IN WHICH THE BAG OF BANKNOTES DISGORGES SOME THOUSANDS OF POUNDS MORE
Upon arriving at the station in Calcutta, Fogg, Passepartout, and Aouda are arrested and brought before Judge Obadiah. They discover the detective Fix has orchestrated charges against them for Passepartout's accidental desecration of a Bombay pagoda. Sentenced to prison and heavily fined, Fogg unhesitatingly pays two thousand pounds in bail, allowing the party to rush to the harbour and board the steamer 'Rangoon' for Hong Kong, leaving Fix in despair.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Fix, Judge Obadiah, Oysterpuff. Named by role: policeman, three Indian priests, constable.
- Talked about, not here
- Nobody is talked about who is not in the chapter.
- Places this chapter names
- where the party is, pagoda of Pillaji; ahead of them, Hong Kong; behind them, Bombay, Suez; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, pagoda of Malabar Hill.
- How they travel
- Rail; carriage, palkigahri; carriage; other, boat; steamer, rangoon.
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16 IN WHICH FIX DOES NOT SEEM TO UNDERSTAND IN THE LEAST WHAT IS SAID TO HIM
The travellers are aboard the steamer Rangoon sailing from Calcutta to Hong Kong. Aouda becomes better acquainted with the politely eccentric Phileas Fogg, feeling deep gratitude for her rescue. Meanwhile, Detective Fix is secretly on board, agonizing over his failure to receive an arrest warrant. He reveals his presence to Passepartout, feigning ignorance of their recent adventures to gather information and plot a way to detain Fogg.
- Who is in this chapter
- Aouda, Phileas Fogg, Fix, Passepartout.
- Talked about, not here
- Sir Jametsee Jeejeebhoy, Jeejeeh. Named by role: Parsee guide, Papuans.
- Places this chapter names
- where the party is, Singapore; ahead of them, Hong Kong, Yokohama; behind them, Bombay, Calcutta; off the route, America, Celestial Empire, China, China seas, Europe, Gulf of Bengal, Himalaya, India, Indian Ocean, Japan.
- How they travel
- Steamer, rangoon.
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17 SHOWING WHAT HAPPENED ON THE VOYAGE FROM SINGAPORE TO HONG KONG
Passepartout becomes suspicious of Fix's constant presence and concludes he must be a spy hired by the Reform Club to verify Fogg's journey. The steamer Rangoon arrives early in Singapore, allowing Fogg and Aouda a brief carriage ride through the tropical landscape. They depart for Hong Kong, but worsening weather threatens to delay their progress, much to Passepartout's intense frustration.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Fix. Named by role: captain.
- Talked about, not here
- Named by role: engineer, crew.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Hong Kong, Yokohama; behind them, Bombay, Suez; behind them and ahead of them, Saville Row; off the route, America, China, Europe, Malacca, New Holland, Sumatra.
- How they travel
- Steamer, rangoon; carriage.
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18 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG, PASSEPARTOUT, AND FIX GO EACH ABOUT HIS BUSINESS
A severe storm delays the steamer Rangoon, causing it to arrive in Hong Kong twenty-four hours late. Fogg discovers the Yokohama steamer, the 'Carnatic', was also delayed for boiler repairs, saving his schedule. Upon finding that Aouda's cousin Jeejeeh has moved to Europe, Fogg calmly offers to take Aouda with him to Europe, instructing Passepartout to book three cabins on the 'Carnatic'.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Fix, Passepartout. Named by role: pilot, broker.
- Talked about, not here
- Jeejeeh.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, San Francisco, Yokohama; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, China, Europe, Holland, Japan, Pacific.
- How they travel
- Steamer, rangoon; carriage, palanquin.
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19 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT TAKES A TOO GREAT INTEREST IN HIS MASTER, AND WHAT COMES OF IT
While exploring Hong Kong, Passepartout discovers that the steamer 'Carnatic' is departing for America that very evening instead of the next morning. He meets Fix, who invites him to a tavern and reveals he is a London detective pursuing Phileas Fogg for a bank robbery. When Passepartout fiercely refuses to betray his master, Fix drugs him with an opium pipe to ensure Fogg misses the early departure of the steamer.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Fix. Named by role: natives, clerk, customers, waiters.
- Talked about, not here
- Phileas Fogg, Aouda. Named by role: gentlemen of the Reform Club.
- Places this chapter names
- behind them, Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, America, Canton River, Celestial Empire, England, Kent, Macao, Nankin, Surrey.
- How they travel
- Steamer, carnatic.
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20 IN WHICH FIX COMES FACE TO FACE WITH PHILEAS FOGG
Unaware of Passepartout's drug-induced stupor, Fogg and Aouda arrive at the quay only to discover the Carnatic has sailed early. Undeterred by the setback, Fogg searches the docks and charters a small pilot-boat, the Tankadere, captained by John Bunsby, to reach Shanghai in time to catch the Pacific steamer. After leaving funds with the police to search for his missing servant, Fogg, Aouda, and a secretly disappointed Fix set sail.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Fix, John Bunsby. Named by role: four hardy mariners.
- Talked about, not here
- Passepartout.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, San Francisco, Yokohama; off the route, Chinese coast, Japan, Macao, Nagasaki, Shanghai, opium-house.
- How they travel
- Carriage, palanquin; steamer, carnatic; other, tankadere.
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21 IN WHICH THE MASTER OF THE "TANKADERE" RUNS GREAT RISK OF LOSING A REWARD OF TWO HUNDRED POUNDS
Determined to catch the Yokohama steamer, Phileas Fogg charters the small pilot-boat Tankadere to take him, Aouda, and Fix from Hong Kong to Shanghai. En route, they endure a terrifying typhoon but hold their course, reaching the Shanghai River just as the American steamer is departing. In a final bid to catch it, Fogg orders the pilot to fire a distress cannon.
- Who is in this chapter
- John Bunsby, Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Fix.
- Talked about, not here
- Passepartout.
- Places this chapter names
- where the party is, Shanghai River; ahead of them, Yokohama; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, America, Chinese coast, England, Shanghai, United States, island of Formosa.
- How they travel
- Other, tankadere; steamer, carnatic; steamer, american steamer.
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22 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT FINDS OUT THAT, EVEN AT THE ANTIPODES, IT IS CONVENIENT TO HAVE SOME MONEY IN ONE'S POCKET
Awaking from his opium-induced stupor aboard the Carnatic, Passepartout discovers that Phileas Fogg and Aouda missed the ship because he failed to inform them of its early departure. Arriving in Yokohama, Japan, he finds himself alone with no money. He wanders the exotic streets of the European and Japanese quarters, growing increasingly hungry as night falls.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout. Named by role: purser.
- Talked about, not here
- Phileas Fogg, Fix, Aouda.
- Places this chapter names
- behind them, Calcutta; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Europe, North America, Oriental islands, Yeddo.
- How they travel
- Steamer, carnatic.
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23 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT'S NOSE BECOMES OUTRAGEOUSLY LONG
Stranded without money, Passepartout trades his clothes for Japanese garments to afford a small meal. To secure passage across the Pacific, he takes a job in the Honourable William Batulcar's acrobatic troupe as a base for a human pyramid. While performing, he spots Fogg and Aouda in the audience, breaking the formation to rush to them. After Fogg pays for the damages, they all board the American steamer together.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Honourable William Batulcar, Phileas Fogg, Aouda.
- Talked about, not here
- Mikado, TINGOU, Barnum.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, San Francisco; behind them, Paris; off the route, America, Empire of the Sun, Europe, France, Japan, New World, Pacific, States of the Union, UNITED STATES.
- How they travel
- Steamer, american steamer.
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24 DURING WHICH MR. FOGG AND PARTY CROSS THE PACIFIC OCEAN
After boarding the Yokohama steamer off the coast of Shanghai, Fogg, Aouda, and Fix arrive in Yokohama. There, Fogg discovers Passepartout working in a theatre troupe. Reunited and re-clothed, they board the General Grant to cross the Pacific to San Francisco. During the voyage, Fix and Passepartout agree to a truce, and the ship arrives exactly on schedule.
- Who is in this chapter
- John Bunsby, Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Fix, Passepartout.
- Talked about, not here
- Honourable William Batulcar. Named by role: captain of the Yokohama steamer.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Liverpool, New York; behind them, Aden, Bombay, Calcutta, Hong Kong, Singapore; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, California, China, England, Japan, Shanghai.
- How they travel
- Steamer, yokohama steamer; steamer, general grant; rail; steamer, transatlantic steamer.
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25 IN WHICH A SLIGHT GLIMPSE IS HAD OF SAN FRANCISCO
Phileas Fogg, Aouda, and Passepartout arrive in San Francisco. While Fogg and Aouda explore the city and head to the English consulate with Fix, they find themselves caught in the middle of a violent street brawl over the election of a justice of the peace. Fogg is confronted by a belligerent American, Colonel Stamp Proctor, before the party boards the evening train for New York.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Passepartout, Fix, Colonel Stamp Proctor. Named by role: driver, porter.
- Talked about, not here
- Camerfield, Mandiboy.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, New York; behind them, Paris; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, America, Asia, Boulevard des Italiens, Brazil, Broadway, Celestial Empire, Chili, Chinese quarter, England, Europe, Mexico, New World, Pacific islands, Peru, Regent Street, Sacramento.
- How they travel
- Carriage; carriage, coach; rail.
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26 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG AND PARTY TRAVEL BY THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
The travelers depart Oakland on the Pacific Railroad, crossing California and entering Nevada. The journey provides stunning views of the Sierra Nevada mountains and comfortable sleeping arrangements in a converted car. However, their progress is interrupted in Nevada by a massive herd of buffalo blocking the tracks for three hours, much to Passepartout's frustration, before they continue into Utah.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, Fix. Named by role: detective, steward, engineer.
- Talked about, not here
- President Lincoln.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Liverpool, New York, Omaha, Salt Lake City, San Francisco; off the route, American Desert, American River, Cedar and Humboldt Mountains, Great Salt Lake, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Colorado, and Oregon, Laramie territory, Nebraska, Ogden, Pacific, Platte River, Rocky Mountains, San Pablo Bay, Tuilla Valley, United States, Wahsatch Mountains.
- How they travel
- Rail, pacific railroad; steamer, atlantic steamer.
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27 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT UNDERGOES, AT A SPEED OF TWENTY MILES AN HOUR, A COURSE OF MORMON HISTORY
As the train travels towards the Great Salt Lake, a Mormon missionary, Elder William Hitch, delivers a lecture on Mormon history in one of the cars, with Passepartout eventually becoming his only listener. The train arrives in Ogden, allowing Fogg and his party time to visit Salt Lake City via a branch line before returning to the train. Just as they depart, a fleeing Mormon boards the train to escape his single, overbearing wife.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Elder William Hitch, Phileas Fogg, Fix. Named by role: belated Mormon.
- Talked about, not here
- Joe Smith, Hiram, Brigham Young, Abraham, Victor Hugo. Named by role: Mormon.
- Places this chapter names
- off the route, America, California, Carthage, Dead Sea, England, Far West, Germany, Illinois, Independence, Missouri, Israel, Jordan, Kirkland, Lake Asphaltite, Mississippi, Missouri, Nauvoo, Norway, Ohio, Sweden, United States, Vermont, Wahsatch Range, Weber.
- How they travel
- Rail, train no. 48; rail, branch road.
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28 IN WHICH PASSEPARTOUT DOES NOT SUCCEED IN MAKING ANYBODY LISTEN TO REASON
As the train continues across the Rocky Mountains, Aouda spots Colonel Proctor on board, and the group distracts Fogg with whist to prevent a duel. The journey is halted by a severely damaged suspension bridge over Medicine Bow rapids. Instead of the passengers crossing safely on foot first—as Passepartout vainly attempts to suggest—the engineer successfully drives the entire train across at maximum speed just as the bridge collapses behind them.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Fix, Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Colonel Stamp Proctor, James Forster. Named by role: steward, engineer, conductor, signal-man.
- Talked about, not here
- Named by role: station-master.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, New York, Omaha; behind them, San Francisco; off the route, Arkansas River, Atlantic, Europe, Great Salt Lake, Laramie Peak, Medicine Creek, Missouri, North Platte River, Ogden, Pacific.
- How they travel
- Rail, train.
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29 IN WHICH CERTAIN INCIDENTS ARE NARRATED WHICH ARE ONLY TO BE MET WITH ON AMERICAN RAILROADS
As the train continues its journey across the American West, Colonel Proctor interrupts Fogg's whist game and demands a duel. Unable to stop at Plum Creek, they prepare to fight in the rear car. Before they can duel, a band of Sioux attacks the train. Passepartout heroically uncouples the cars to stop the train near Fort Kearney, but goes missing in the aftermath.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Aouda, Fix, Passepartout, Colonel Stamp Proctor. Named by role: Yankee, conductor, Sioux, engineer, stoker, Sioux chief, soldiers of the fort.
- Talked about, not here
- General Dodge, Thomas C. Durant, Amphion, John Bull.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, New York, Omaha; behind them, San Francisco; off the route, America, Atlantic, Chicago, Denver, England, Europe, Missouri, Plum Creek.
- How they travel
- Rail, union pacific railroad.
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30 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG SIMPLY DOES HIS DUTY
Discovering Passepartout missing after the Sioux attack, Fogg hires thirty soldiers from Fort Kearney to rescue him, knowing the delay will likely cost him his wager. While he is gone, the runaway locomotive returns, and the train departs for Omaha without Fogg, Aouda, or Fix. Fogg returns the next morning, having successfully rescued Passepartout, only to find the train gone.
- Who is in this chapter
- Colonel Stamp Proctor, Aouda, Phileas Fogg, Fix, Passepartout. Named by role: commanding officer of Fort Kearney, captain, sergeant, engineer, stoker, conductor, lieutenants.
- Talked about, not here
- Nobody is talked about who is not in the chapter.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, New York, Omaha; behind them, San Francisco; off the route, Arkansas, Republican River.
- How they travel
- Rail, locomotive; rail, train.
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31 IN WHICH FIX, THE DETECTIVE, CONSIDERABLY FURTHERS THE INTERESTS OF PHILEAS FOGG
Stranded and twenty hours behind schedule, Fogg accepts Fix's suggestion to hire a wind-powered sledge driven by an American named Mudge. The sledge races across the frozen plains to Omaha, where the party boards a series of trains to Chicago and then New York. Despite their rapid transit across the country, they arrive at the New York pier just 45 minutes after their steamer has sailed for Liverpool.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, Fix, Mudge, Aouda.
- Talked about, not here
- Nobody is talked about who is not in the chapter.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Liverpool; off the route, Atlantic, Columbus, England, Europe, Fremont, Great Island, Nebraska, Saint Joseph, Schuyler.
- How they travel
- Sledge; rail, chicago and rock island railroad; rail, pittsburgh, fort wayne, and chicago railway.
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32 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG ENGAGES IN A DIRECT STRUGGLE WITH BAD FORTUNE
Having missed the steamer for Liverpool, Phileas Fogg and his companions secure lodging in New York. The following day, Fogg scours the docks for a departing vessel and meets Captain Andrew Speedy of the Henrietta. When Speedy steadfastly refuses to sail to Liverpool, Fogg offers him two thousand dollars per passenger to take them to Bordeaux, securing their passage just in time.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, Aouda, Andrew Speedy, Fix.
- Talked about, not here
- Nobody is talked about who is not in the chapter.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Liverpool; behind them, Hong Kong; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Bordeaux, Cardiff, China, England, Havre, Southampton.
- How they travel
- Steamer, china; steamer, pereire; steamer, inman steamer; other, jersey city ferryboat; carriage; steamer, henrietta; carriage, hack.
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33 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG SHOWS HIMSELF EQUAL TO THE OCCASION
Phileas Fogg bribes the crew of the Henrietta to lock up Captain Speedy and sail toward Liverpool. When the coal supply runs low, Fogg buys the ship at a premium and burns its wooden fixtures to keep the steam going. Reaching Ireland, Fogg's party takes a train to Dublin and a fast steamer to Liverpool, only for Fix to finally arrest Fogg just as they disembark.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Andrew Speedy, Aouda, Passepartout, Fix. Named by role: engineer.
- Talked about, not here
- Nobody is talked about who is not in the chapter.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Liverpool, New York; behind them and ahead of them, London; off the route, Bordeaux.
- How they travel
- Steamer, henrietta; rail; steamer.
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34 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG AT LAST REACHES LONDON
Phileas Fogg is imprisoned in the Liverpool Custom House by Detective Fix, effectively ruining his chances of winning the wager. Passepartout is devastated, blaming himself for not warning Fogg about Fix's true motives. Fix suddenly returns with news that the real bank robber was caught three days prior. A freed Fogg knocks Fix down and charters a special train to London, but arrives five minutes late.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, Aouda, Fix. Named by role: policemen, engineer.
- Talked about, not here
- Nobody is talked about who is not in the chapter.
- Places this chapter names
- behind them and ahead of them, Reform Club; off the route, English soil.
- How they travel
- Carriage, cab; rail, special train.
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35 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG DOES NOT HAVE TO REPEAT HIS ORDERS TO PASSEPARTOUT TWICE
Phileas Fogg returns to his house on Saville Row, believing he has lost his wager and his fortune. He locks himself away to settle his affairs, while a guilt-ridden Passepartout keeps watch. During an evening conversation, Fogg apologizes to Aouda for his ruin; in response, she proposes marriage to him, and he happily accepts, sending Passepartout for a clergyman.
- Who is in this chapter
- Phileas Fogg, Passepartout, Aouda.
- Talked about, not here
- Fix, Reverend Samuel Wilson.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Liverpool; behind them and ahead of them, Reform Club; off the route, Barings, England, India, Marylebone parish, Reform, Westminster.
- How they travel
- On foot.
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36 IN WHICH PHILEAS FOGG'S NAME IS ONCE MORE AT A PREMIUM ON 'CHANGE
Following the arrest of the real bank robber, James Strand, public opinion in London swings entirely back in Phileas Fogg's favor. On the evening the wager is set to expire, his five friends anxiously wait in the Reform Club while a massive crowd gathers outside. Having received no news, the men count down the final seconds of the wager, only for Fogg to suddenly enter the room right on time.
- Who is in this chapter
- John Sullivan, Samuel Fallentin, Andrew Stuart, Gauthier Ralph, Thomas Flanagan, Phileas Fogg.
- Talked about, not here
- James Strand, Fix, Lord Albemarle.
- Places this chapter names
- ahead of them, Liverpool; behind them, New York; behind them and ahead of them, Saville Row; off the route, America, Asia, Barings, Edinburgh.
- How they travel
- The chapter names no journey.
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37 IN WHICH IT IS SHOWN THAT PHILEAS FOGG GAINED NOTHING BY HIS TOUR AROUND THE WORLD, UNLESS IT WERE HAPPINESS
Passepartout discovers that it is actually Saturday, not Sunday, and drags Fogg to the Reform Club, where Fogg arrives with minutes to spare and wins his twenty-thousand-pound wager. The chapter explains that by travelling constantly eastward Fogg unknowingly gained a full day, seeing the sun cross the meridian eighty times to London's seventy-nine. Though his winnings barely exceed his expenses, Fogg marries Aouda, whose suggestion of marriage had prompted the errand that revealed his error. In the end his real gain from the journey is happiness, not money.
- Who is in this chapter
- Passepartout, Phileas Fogg, Aouda.
- Talked about, not here
- Reverend Samuel Wilson, Fix.
- Places this chapter names
- off the route, India.
- How they travel
- Carriage.
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