It is safe to say the Voltaire's Candide has it's own fair share of misfortune and pessimism. ... Candide quite possibly could have remained rich after his encounter with the people of El Dorado. Nothing better reflects anti-Enlightenment than Candide and Pangloss' trip to Lisbon. ... Candide's voyage to Lisbon could not have gone much worse. ... This outcome may also have prevented the continuation of Candide's journey. ...
Candide was devastated. ... When Candide was being whipped Cunegonde saw him and told an old woman to bring Candide to him. ... Candide and the baron fought and Candide stabbed him. ... The man ended up leaving without Candide, but with Candide's fortune aboard. ... Candide was impressed with this lifestyle and Candide and everyone decide to follow this lifestyle. ...
CANDIDE Candide was a true believer in Pangloss' theory that all was well in the world. ... - was Candide's response. ... - Cried Candide. ... Candide gets his sheep stolen by a Dutch captain. ... Candide and Martin run into Cacambo at an Inn. ...
