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Novel Summary: Candide


With disappointment of genocide, he decides to escape from the war.
             At Holland, Candide meet a beggar who is covered with sores. The sick person is turned to be doctor Pangloss who is confident exponent of optimism. He breaks the inconsolable news related with cherished passion Cunegonde. By his word, she is repeatedly ravished and then disemboweled by Bulgarian soldiers. They cut her in pieces, crush the Baron`s head, slay his son, and destroy all the things in castle of the high and mighty Baron of Thunder-ten-tronckh in Westphalia. The merciful Anabaptist helps Pangloss cured with missing one eye and one ear. What is a social disease as a result of relations with a learned Franciscan is infected by the travel to find new world of Columbus. The optimistic philosopher becomes his bookkeeper. They start to take a trip to Lisbon. During an itinerary, Doctor Pangloss explains his philosophy to his benefactor, but it is revealed as a futile thing later. But he believes the private misfortunes make up the general purpose. At this time, the ship sails with endure a frightening tempest as it sailed in sight of the Port of Lisbon. In turbulence water, the tossed ship makes passengers and crews feel the extremely fear. No one can help, command, and resolve the situation. When one of sailors is blown away by powerful wind, the only person Anabaptist tries to help the others who are in frightened. However, he loses his own life while saving drawer. Candide wants to sacrifice himself when he watches the benefactor die, but Pangloss persuades him that God prepares all this so that the Anabaptist would not survive. Any way they get the shore, reach Lisbon. Terrific earthquake strikes and sweep away the city. As a result, many thousand lose their lives and the city is left in miserable. Pangloss is at a loss to explain the clear cause for that catastrophe. While Pangloss analysis the cause of earthquake, Candide ask people for assistance.


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