Gallery 2
 Back in London at Phileas Fogg's house |
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 Phileas is playing poker with |
 the unidentified observer at the funeral, now identified as The Baron |
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 with Passepartout, the Baron's manservant, in the gallery |
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 Back in Paris, an old friend of Jules is waiting in Jules' garret |
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 Hi, Arago, I'm still writing plays, daydreaming, and inventing terrible machines on paper that come to life in my daydreams |
 Cool, Jules |
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 At the Sorbonne, Rebecca arrives at the law prof's office with papers that say she is his new assistant |
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 Rebecca demonstrates her sincere look |
 and her perky look |
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 much to the dislike of the prof's other assistant, the blond who was eying Jules earlier |
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 who shortly thereafter corners Jules at the library and snatches a drawing |
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 Later at a café, Jules is teased by his friends about his wild visions of the future |
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 Jules looks dreamy |
 while thinking of electric engines |
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 but is pulled away by Arago before he gets much into voyages to the moon talk |
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 Observing is Rebecca, who had heard Jules name mentioned by the law prof as someone in whom he was interested |
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 Back at the garret, Arago gives Jules a lecture on keeping his mouth shut |
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 Back at the card game, Passepartout is overcome with excitement |
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 while Phileas daydreams of a dangerous mission in Prussia where his brother Erasmus was shot |
 and drinks |
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 We've got him where we want him, Passepartout |
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