"Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas" is a classic novel by Jules Verne that explores an underwater journey around the world. The story is divided into several parts, with the second part beginning after an impactful scene at a coral cemetery. Captain Nemo, the enigmatic commander of the submarine Nautilus, chooses to live a secluded life in the ocean, away from human society. The protagonist reflects on Captain Nemo's character, considering him a misunderstood genius who has retreated from the world's deceptions. However, the protagonist also senses a deeper mystery surrounding Captain Nemo, particularly related to past events that hint at a more complex nature behind his solitude and anger towards humanity. The narrative continues with various adventures across oceans and encounters with marine life, leading to profound themes of isolation, freedom, and the human condition.

by Jules Verne in English Adventure Stories

Writen by Jules Verne

Category Adventure Stories