What best states the hero's thoughts at the end of Voltaire's tale Candide?
A) we must work without theorizing
B) humans are by nature corrupt and sinful
C) we live in the best of all possible worlds
D) philosophy can ultimately solve the universe's mysteries

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The hero's final statement in Candide is "we must cultivate our garden," which suggests that he has rejected the idea of philosophical speculation in favor of practical work and a focus on personal responsibility. This aligns with option A, which emphasizes the importance of action over theoretical analysis.

What Best States the Hero's Thoughts at the End of Voltaire's