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What is the attitude displayed by Nemo or Aronnax concerning their general outlook on the world?

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Some would say that Captain Nemo's general outlook on the world and mankind is a mixture of general aversion and hatred. It can be tough to make out exactly what Nemo's outlook is because he is presented as a fairly private character. He keeps things close to the chest, and the book does not give many details about his history before the Nautilus.

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