Chapter Summary Of Candide And Cacambo

Chapter 19
Candide and Cacambo had a great first day of traveling. There second day of traveling two sheep are swallowed by a swamp and several days later two more died due to exhaustion. They have traveled for one hundred days but would only be left with two sheep. Most of the sheep were gone and they had one hundred. The sheep that were left carried more jewels. Candide would be known to tell Cacambo that this is how fleeting the riches of the world are, and that the only things that would be enduring are virtue and happiness when seeing Cunégonde again. Ahead of them is Surinam, which belongs to the Dutch. As they were close to approaching the town they encountered some sort of situation where a slave was lying in the road wearing nothing
Candide would sell a few of El Dorado stones so that way he is able to buy a carriage. His feelings are hurt because he had to leave his sheep behind. Candide is willing to donate the animal to the Academy whoever finds out why the sheep are red would get a surprise. The winner was a scholar that had found the formula why the sheep should be red and should be dying because of the sheep pox. Candide and Martin many people that were known to travel to Pairs. Candide had stopped and saw the city and they had changed the course. When entering through this village the village was known to be nasty. As Candide had settled in his hotel where he was staying he suddenly becomes sick because everyone can see that he is rich, attendees quickly surround him to treat his illness. The medicine that he had involves Candide to vomit and bleed, he becomes sicker before recovering. Candide is known to gamble and is astounded when he loses. Martin wouldn’t be surprised that he lost due to gambling. Candide goes to this theater where he ends up meeting Abbé. He was wondering how many "theatrical pieces" are there in France. Candide argues with a philosopher about whether everything is for the best in this world. The philosopher states that the world is in a state of “unending warfare.” The Marquise is known to be seducing Candide and steals his jeweled rings. Candide’s love for
There was a mixed of emotions at the table and there had been six foreigners who had come to spend the Carnival in Venice. Cacambo was pouring a drink for one of them at the dinner table. A man is known to approach Candide from behind and grabs his arms, telling him to be ready to “leave with them” without fail. He and the other servants informed their masters that their ships were ready for departure; each left promptly after delivering his message. Candide turns around and is ecstatic to see Cacambo. He embraces his old friends and asks to take him to Cunégonde immediately. Cacambo is now known to be one of the slaves of the six strangers. Cacambo would be explaining that Cunégonde is in Constantinople and kindly offers to bring Candide to her. Summoned by his master, he is unable to say any more. The young man was told to be ready for supper and then be ready for their departure. This would not ruin Candide joy, and he asks Cacambo to take him to his beloved immediately. His former valet says they can leave after dinner but he cannot say anything. The six slaves had another kind of intelligence for his master. The people seated at the table remained silent for a time. Candide asked how it happened that all six were kings. Each had identified themselves. Candide was known to give him a diamond that was worth a lot of