Candide、Chapter 27の要約
30のChapter 27 · chapterは5分で読めます
In Chapter 27, Candide learns that Cunegonde is enslaved and no longer beautiful, but he remains determined to free her and keep loving her. After buying Cacambo’s freedom, he discovers Pangloss and Cunegonde’s brother among galley slaves, pays their ransom, and sets out with his companions to rescue Cunegonde.
起こる出来事
- Aboard a ship bound for Constantinople, Candide praises his own prospects while Martin questions the importance of their encounter with dethroned kings.
- Cacambo reports that Cunegonde loses her wealth to ransom and robbery and now washes dishes as a slave.
- Candide declares that honor requires him to keep loving Cunegonde, despite her lost beauty.
- After ransoming Cacambo, Candide boards a galley and recognizes Pangloss and Cunegonde’s brother among its beaten rowers.
- Candide sells a diamond at half its stated value and pays fifty thousand sequins to free both men.
- After selling more diamonds, Candide and his companions take another galley to free Cunegonde.

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注目するポイント
Candide begins his pledge of continued devotion by setting aside Cunegonde’s appearance.
簡単な確認
How does Candide obtain the money to ransom Pangloss and the Baron?

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