One character in this novel is a pope's daughter who was forced to eat one of her own buttocks cheeks when taken prisoner by Muslims.
One character in this novel is a pope's daughter who was forced to eat one of her own buttocks cheeks when taken prisoner by Muslims. Its title character is accompanied by the dour philosopher Martin, and encounters the city of El Dorado with Cacambo. It begins when the title character is thrown out of Baron Thunder-ten-Tronckh's castle for kissing Cunegonde. The title character claims that we must all tend our garden at the end of this novel, which is set in the "best of all possible worlds," according to Dr. Pangloss. For 10 points, name this novel by Voltaire.
One character in this novel is a pope's daughter who was forced to eat one of her own buttocks cheeks when taken prisoner by Muslims.
Candide