Questions and Answers
What does the consul do when Fix asks for assistance in finding his suspect?
Agrees to help but cannot refuse the visa if the passport is genuine
What does Detective Fix suspect Phileas Fogg of being?
A robber
What does Mr. Fogg note in his notebook after leaving the consulate?
His itinerary
Study Notes
Detective Fix suspects Phileas Fogg of being a robber and believes he is a passenger on the Mongolia
- Detective Fix believes that his suspect, a robber, is a passenger on the Mongolia.
- Fix goes to the consul’s office to ask for assistance in finding his suspect.
- The consul doubts that the suspect will visit the office for a visa as it could leave traces of his escape.
- Fix insists that the suspect will come to the office for a visa to prove he came through Suez.
- The consul agrees to help but cannot refuse the visa if the passport is genuine.
- Mr. Phileas Fogg and his servant Passepartout arrive at the office asking for a visa.
- The consul signs and dates the passport and adds his official seal, and Mr. Fogg pays the fee.
- Fix observes Mr. Fogg and Passepartout and doubts whether Mr. Fogg is the robber he is after.
- Mr. Fogg notes his itinerary in his notebook, which includes his travels from London to Suez.
- He is a methodical traveler, always knowing whether he is ahead or behind schedule.
- Mr. Fogg and Passepartout go to their cabin on the Mongolia after leaving the consulate.
- Mr. Fogg is an Englishman who prefers to see foreign countries through the eyes of his servant.
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