SATI

Around the world in eighty days essay When Phileas Fogg makes his journey around the world he is not alone. He is accompanied by his valet, Passepartout, an exuberant man with a big heart and an almost magnetic attraction to danger. He spends a good portion of the book getting himself and those around him into trouble and it is easy to imagine Fogg doing better without the hindering of his servitor. However, throughout the course of the story, Passepartout is transformed from an accident-prone manservant to one of the driving forces behind the story. Lending talents and abilities that no one realized he had, Passepartout hugely contributes to the overall success of the trip. In our first encounter with Passepartout, he seems like an average servant: loyal, unquestioning, and