It
depends on the type of setting you change it to. The novel is a tale of adventure (the science
of this work is completely off-base, as opposed to some of Verne's other works, most notable
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea), and it is pretty standard. You have the
over-confident leader, with a naive/nervous follower, and a faithful companion. Put them in any
dangerous setting, and the characters at least would stay the same.
In a
voyage through an uncharted jungle (toward a rumored lost civilization), Professor Liedenbrock
would still be the "expert" on this civilization....
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