What he stated with the observation is that if the events told in the story had not happened, it would have ended not only differently but also negatively. This ties in with today's poplar who says that no matter what happens, everything will get better in the end. Candido had this impression when he took the opportunity to pursue a career in agriculture despite the supposed deaths of other people he cared deeply about, his arrest, and other problems awaiting his apparent adventures, he realized that in the end as long as everyone is happy, all the bad days did not happen in vain. However, this meaning may not be present in other scenarios or in fact in other people. For example, one can travel a path where he can be run over by a horse, stabbed by his wife, and forced to do something he never wants to do, but still not get that roast ham he had been craving all along. . The saying and such belief may not be accurate at times, but still things can end well no matter what. This saying also contributes to Candido being positive the entire time