Where in all the earth are there not savages? But those other guys were inventors of things that never got made. He has an exceptional mastery of underwater navigation, taking upon himself the most difficult submarine passages, such as those under the Isthmus of Suez and the Antarctic ice sheet. He is always brilliant.

Each event presents a different side of Nemo,

"20,000 Leagues under the Sea Study Guide." The narrator, aged forty. He is also a man of immense courage, in the forefront of every activity, from releasing the Nautilus from the Antarctic ice to fighting squid in the Caribbean; and notable for having worked consecutive eight-hour shifts without a break, with little oxygen, to free the Nautilus from the ice. ...magic.” However, shortly after a large jolt alerts Arronax that the Nautilus has struck something. Nemo avoids dry land, except when it’s uninhabited, as with Antarctica and desert islands. Besides all this, he had good health, which defied all sickness, and solid muscles, but no nerves; good morals are understood. Conseil is more or less a flat character. when contradicted. It is still not quite Broadway, but at least it’s not like reading a translation by a high school student. Captain Anderson commands the Scotia, a passenger vessel that is damaged but not sunk by the "sea monster.".