Scifi-Fantasy book club discussion

here is a two parter:

question one: As Fogg nears the end of his journey, he faces unexpected delays and setbacks, including his wrongful arrest. Despite everything, he remains composed. How does the conclusion of the journey reflect his character growth, if at all? Were you surprised by how the story resolved?

and finally question two: Throughout the novel, themes of time, adventure, and determination drive the story forward. Looking back on Fogg’s journey, what do you think Around the World in 80 Days ultimately says about perseverance, chance, and human ambition? Would you consider Fogg’s journey a success beyond just winning the wager?