Which of these details from the passage best supports the idea that Passepartout has great
loyalty toward Phileas Fogg?
Passepartout feels responsible for the delay in
Fogg's travel plans.
Passepartout is hesitant to suggest traveling on a
stranger's elephant.
Passepartout is saddened at the thought of Fogg's
having to walk fifty miles.
Passepartout becomes angry when he hears the
conductor's explanation for the delay.