Phileas Fogg

About Phileas Fogg

Phileas Fogg’s composed and restrained nature is temporarily shattered by the effects of the tea given to him by Passepartout. His behavior becomes erratic, his emotions unchecked, and his body struggles under the influence. Though his intellect tries to regain control, he is overwhelmed by laughter, energy, and brief moments of pain—all while fragments of his heartbreak over Estella resurface in his delirium.