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1. www.sparknotes.com › lit › candideCandide Chapters 20–23 Summary & Analysis - SparkNotes

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   The abbé arrives with a squad of officers and orders Martin and Candide arrested as “suspicious strangers.” Candide bribes an officer with diamonds, and the officer lets them go. The officer’s brother, after being given more diamonds, puts Candide and Martin on a ship bound for England.

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2. www.sparknotes.com › lit › candideCandide Chapters 27–30 Summary & Analysis - SparkNotes

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   After his wound healed, Spanish troops attacked him and sent him to jail in Buenos Aires. The baron eventually returned to Rome to serve his Jesuit order, but was caught bathing naked with a young Turkish man and sent to the galleys.

3. www.sparknotes.com › lit › candideCandide: Chapters 20–23 - SparkNotes

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   Candide, advised by Martin and impatient to see the real Cunegonde, rather than expose himself before a court of justice, proposed to the officer to give him three small diamonds, each worth about three thousand pistoles.

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   Candide weeps over her hand and leaves her many diamonds and a bag of gold. Suddenly an officer enters the room, followed by Périgord, and arrests Candide and Martin as “suspicious foreigners.”

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   At this tender moment, two officers appeared and arrested Candide and Martin on suspicion. "This isn't the way travelers are treated in Eldorado," said Candide. And Martin declared that he was more a Manichean than ever.

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   Chapter 21 Summary. “Candide and Martin continue reasoning as they approach the coast of France”. At last the coast of France is in sight, and Candide asks Martin if he has ever been to France.

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   What happens when Martin and Candide are arrested?

   • The abbé arrives with a squad of officers and orders Martin and Candide arrested as “suspicious strangers.” Candide bribes an officer with diamonds, and the officer lets them go. The officer’s brother, after being given more diamonds, puts Candide and Martin on a ship bound for England.

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   Why did Candide go to jail?

   • The baron bears no ill will toward Candide for stabbing him. After his wound healed, Spanish troops attacked him and sent him to jail in Buenos Aires. The baron eventually returned to Rome to serve his Jesuit order, but was caught bathing naked with a young Turkish man and sent to the galleys.

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   What happens when Candide bribes an officer with diamonds?

   • Candide bribes an officer with diamonds, and the officer lets them go. The officer’s brother, after being given more diamonds, puts Candide and Martin on a ship bound for England. When the ship is near shore, Martin and Candide witness the execution of an admiral.

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   What happened to Candide and Martin?

   • In the midst of their discussion, they heard the sound of gunfire and, along with others aboard the ship, saw two ships, one French, fighting about three miles away. One of the ships was sunk; Candide and Martin saw a good hundred men implore the Heavens for help and then go to their deaths.

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   What experience did Candide and Martin have in England?

   • The significant experience Candide and Martin had in England was their witnessing the execution of an English naval officer. The execution actually took place on March 14, 1747, and the unfortunate man was Admiral George Byng, who was court-martialed and found guilty of losing a naval battle to the French in the previous year.

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   How does Candide ask Martin if he has ever been to Paris?

   • When the coast of France is in sight, Candide asks Martin if he has ever been to Paris. Martin says he has, and describes his previous encounters with the French and his disgust at what he calls their lack of manners. Candide asks Martin why the world was made, and Martin replies, “To make us mad.”

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   Chapter 20 Summary. “What happened to Candide and Martin at sea”. Candide and Martin, the old scholar, set sail for Bordeaux. Both men have lived through and seen much suffering, so even if...