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[Django Unchained] Would Monsieur Candy have allowed Django and Schultz to buy Broomhilda for $12,000 if they had been honest with their intentions?

Instead of the whole mandingo fighting circuit and finding the right fighter, what if Schultz and Django just went to Candy and asked him to sell Broomhilda to them for $12,000 dollars, explaining that she's Django's wife and he'd like to buy her freedom. 

It was shown that Schultz and Django definitely have the money to pay $12,000, and Django could easily take it as a debt between friends, to be paid off in bounties.

Would Candy have turned down that amount of money for a runaway slave, or just to spite Django?
gpt
I think that was kind of the (intended) flaw in Dr. King Schulz character. He wanted to show his superiority over the racist brute Mr. Candy. 

So even though a honest offer would have worked, he still tried to trick him. 

Looking for a german speaking slave is a great excuse and she wasn't of much use to Candy anyway. He probably could have gotten her for much less than 12k.