Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea, by Jules Verne.

Introduction

The "Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea” is a classic novel by Jules Verne in year 1869. Here, the imaginative Jules Verne prophesied the invention of the submarine, with descriptions of the magical world of seafood sea bottoms. Captain Nemo, the famous commander of the dreaded Nautilus appears for the first time in the Jules Verne's novel Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea. It is clear from the beginning that Nemo is a pseudonym and that he who is behind does not want the public discovered his real name.

In Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea, a mysterious sea monster spurs British ships. A French naturalist Arronax, his faithful servant Conseil and the Canadian harpooner Ned Land are part of the expedition to exterminate the animal. But the boat was sunk and the trio is taken on board the monster is actually a sub submarine - the Nautilus - designed and built by a mysterious browser that is gradually revealed as a brilliant inventor, a defender of the oppressed and a vigilante.

Discussion

The Novel 'Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea' has two major personalities Aronnax, and the antagonist, Captain Nemo. There was a conflict between these two personalities and that is the concept of freedom. Aronnax was very much in science and fiction, Aronnax does not like the way Captain Nemo used to attack innocent people and kill them in a reckless manner. Captain Nemo possesses a mystifying and suspicious personality; he has abhorrence for human beings because he was involved in corruption. “So it was a sad day I spent, between my wish to regain freedom and my regret at saying goodbye to the marvelous Nautilus” -Aronnax. (Verne, 15)

Captain Nemo

Captain Nemo is a fictional character creates by Jules Verne in the novel Twenty ...