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Teachers & SchoolsCandide is our novel’s main man. He is innocent, idealistic, and faithful to an extreme...
If you're feeling blue, call up Dr. Pangloss. He won't give you years of therapy—nope,...
You don't want this guy at your party. In fact, you'd be better off keeping him at least...
We have to start with a huge disclaimer: there are two Cunégondes. No, Cunégonde...
Cacambo, Candide’s loyal servant, is quick-thinking, restless, and thirsty for adventure....
Voltaire satirizes Cunégonde’s brother, the Baron, for his stupidly uncompromising...
The Old Woman suffers more than perhaps any other character in the novel. And she knows it, too,...
This character has an incredibly minor role. So minor, in fact, that most people overlook him...
James the Anabaptist represents yet another solution or viewpoint to the world’s suffering....