5. Describe the importance of the Reform Club' following place in the
development of the plot and behaviour of the characters.
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It acts as the starting point of the plot, since it is the place where the bet is first made. The members of the Reform Club, as with all gentlemen's clubs of that era, hold the values of honour and morality in high esteem, which leads to Fogg accepting the bet to defend his honour
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