‘The Theme of the Novel have chosen the novel entitiad ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ writton by Jules Verne in ‘order to answer the question. The novel tells about a gentleman named Phileas Fogg who goes ‘around the world in 80 days with his butler, Jean Passepartout as they embark on journey which {s full of adventures and surprises. The theme of the novel is how steadfastness in one’s principles is key to achieve success, Phileas Fogg shows his conviction and non-compromise atttude by persevering to finish what he has started and no rratter how difficult the obstacle is, he always gives his best effort and overcomes the difficulty. First and foremost. Phileas Fogg is persistent to lead his life ina well organised, albeit eccentric, an example of which is shown early on in the story when he fired his previous butler for messing up the temperature of his shaving water for is has to be in a certain degree. Although It Is unthinkable to fire someone over something we construe as insignificant, this shows that he Is @ person who is very much into details and to be honest, to be ‘meticulous and picky is good if we want everything to go our way for one must never ‘compromise on his or her principles. He also eats his lunch at the Reform Club at the exact samme time every single day, further illustrating the point of sticking to your principles, no matter how others perceive them. In addition to this, Philoas Fogg shoves his innate principles of that of a brave gontlorran when ho decides to eave Aouda. He has te rick his Ife to reccue Aouda and did everything possible to succosefully thwart her kidnappors and set her free. Finally, bocause Philoas Fogg id net waver from his principles, he made it back to England after a whirlwind trip across the ‘globo in eighty days. | don't think anyone with a weak stomach and a weaker mind would have accepted that wager and Phileas Fogg is not one of them In conclusion, the theme of the novel is how steadfasiness in one's principles is key to achieve success. Phieas Fogg succeeded in his quest and also found the love of his Ife in Acuda,Around the World in 80 Days ‘The Moral Values That | Have Learnt | have selected the novel ented ‘Around the World in 80 Days" witten by Jules Verne in order to answer the question. The novel tells about a gentleman named Phileas Fogg who goes around the world in 80 days with his buller, Jean Passepartout as they embark on a journey Which is full of adventures and surprises. The moral valu that | have leamt from the novel are to be meticulous, brave and determined. The moral values are portrayed by the main character in the novel, Phicas Fogg. First and foromest, Phileas Fogg is a meticulous person who loads his ifo in a well organised way, an example of which is shown early on in the story when he fired his previous butier for messing up the temperature of his shaving water for is has to be in 2 certain degree, Athough it is unthinkable to fire someone over something we construe as insignificant, this ‘shows that he is @ person who is very much into details and to be honest. to be meticulous and picky is goed if we want everything to ge our way for one never compromise on thei principles. ‘Also, he eats his lunch at the Reform Club at exactly the same time every day, further ilustrating the mention of being meticulous. In addition to this, Philoas Fogg is @ brave person. He shows his bravery when he decides to save Aouda and is wiling to risk his life to rescue Aguda and did all that he could within his power to sel her free from her kidnappers. Last but not least, Phileas Fogg is a determined person. Phileas Fogg’s determination leads him to win the wager he accepted at the Reform Club, which was fo travel around the world in 80 days and he overcame many an obstacle to sucessfully make it back in time. Trust me, a person without a sense of determination and resilience vould not have even accepted the bet, what more win it! In conclusion, the moral values that | have learnt from the novel are that we must be well organised in order to manage our daily routine better, be brave and persistant in overcoming challenges in life