The statistics are updated based on choices made throughout the journey. The personality and overall performance of Passepartout can be quantified by four statistics: "Character", "Manner"/Style, "Valeting"/Skill, and "Relations with Fogg". He can also demonstrate a particular fear of bears, with many opportunities to express it throughout his travels. Passepartout is bisexual and can have a main female and male love interest (as well as many other minor flirtations), and may even express his love for his master within his journal on the North Pole route. He is also a source of comic relief at times in his earnestness, enthusiasm and sentimentality. He is very worldly due to his adventurous past with his family. Generally, he is dedicated to being a good valet, remaining loyal and dutiful to Fogg. Passepartout's character differs depending on how the player chooses to behave, affecting his 'character', 'manner' and relationship with Fogg. He can have several different endings, returning to London with Fogg victorious or in defeat, returning to London alone, abandoning his master to pursue something else, or even dying on his journey. Passepartout is the character controllable by the player and is thus involved in every single scenario in the game at all times. On his first day in London under Fogg's employment, Passepartout was whisked into adventure as Fogg arrived home and announced his wager- that he would circumnavigate the world in eighty days. He may also remark that his father's family made wine.
He is extremely fond of his mother, who can be revealed to possess African ancestry (thus making Passepartout mixed-race yet white-passing), though she instructed him to hide his heritage and live with his father.
Prior to becoming Fogg's valet, it is suggested that he was a circus acrobat and served in the Franco-Prussian war in some capacity. He was born in Paris and has admiration for the city. Passepartout's background can be explored by the player through his branching journal prose.
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