Pangloss
Pangloss is a fictional character from Voltaire's 1759 novel 'Candide', serving as the overly optimistic tutor to the protagonist. He embodies a philosophy of unwavering optimism, often repeating clichéd phrases to suggest that all events are for the best in this best of all possible worlds. His character is a satirical representation of optimism and philosophical determinism, highlighting the absurdity of blind faith in a benevolent universe.
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Pangloss is the preceptor of Candide in Voltaire's work and is known for his optimistic phrases.
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