Candide
The novel “Candide” written by Voltaire, tells of a journey in through which the protagonist, Candide, will find knowledge through the experiences he will have to undergo. Candide will be subjected to mishaps and sufferings; nonetheless, he will find contentment that will fill his heart and mind. In search to find the woman that he wants to marry (Cunegonde), Candide will have to understand the irrationality of Pangloss and Martin’s Philosophies, eventually realizing the reality behind happiness and suffering. Ultimately, Candide could have been perceived as being materialistic, do to his belief that being happy meant possessing all the riches of the world. However, in the end, he discovers that there was just something he missed, something that wasn’t there before. Perhaps, Candide might have finally acknowledged
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Approximate Word count = 550
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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