(352-373)
"Candide"
(355-356)
Chapter1:
- Candide hada a good heart and was seen as a good man.
- Son of the Barons sister.
- Baron was the strongest lord within Westphalia.
- Very well respected.
- had the best castle.
- Candide thought that Miss Cunegonde was pretty he never said that to her though.
- Miss admired Candide and was also inti him.
- Baron of thunder kicked him out when he saw them both kissing.
- She was slapped by the Baron for kissing Candide.
(357-358)
Chapter 2:
- Two strange men in blue give Candide money and tel him he now is a man of the Bulgars by protecting him he will be taken care of. Calling him a hero.
- Six other men six feet tall took him and threw hi into a dungeon.
(358-359)
Chapter 3:
- Strikes conversation with a man where they question whether the pope was an antichrist.
(360-361)
Chapter 4:
- Miss was raped by the soldiers and was now dead.
- They even smashed the barons head for trying to save her.
- Pangoss is sick and dying.
(361-363)
Chapter 5:
- Anabaptist drowns because of sailor.
(363-364)
Chapter 6:
- Earthquake took out three quarters of Libson.
- Candide injured was thinking of Miss questioning why her stomach was cut open.
(364-365)
Chapter 7:
- Old woman came to the rescue givin Candide a bed while also bandaging him up and giving him a suit to wear to meet the Lady of Atocha and the lords.
- The woman leads him to Miss for she was actually alive surviving what had happened to her.
(365-367)
Chapter 8:
- The captain saved Miss by killing the soldier on top of her. Her family was butchered.
(367-368)
Chapter 9:
- Planning on creating a new life together.
(368-369)
Chapter 10:
- They together were set on living in the New World.
(369-371
Chapter 11:
- The old woman was daughter of the Pope.
- She was engaged to the prince of Massa-Carrara
- Prine died before wedding.
- Her and her mother escaped.
(371-373)
Chapter 12:
- A man saved her and brought told her to live a new life with a fabricated past.
Voltaire. (352-373) "Candide", The Norton Anthology World Literature Volume D.
Hi Brett!
ReplyDeleteI thought that Voltaire was very interesting to read about both he and his work were defiant in their own ways. We have a similar style of taking notes. I also like bullet point notes and find that it is the easiest way for me to go back and find important information. Is it the same for you?