The preface of this novel describes the author's discovery of the Greek word ANARKH inscribed on a stone wall in the title location.
The preface of this novel describes the author's discovery of the Greek word ANARKH inscribed on a stone wall in the title location. This novel describes the protagonist's election as the Pope of Fools as Gringoire attempts to put on a play in the Palace of Justice. A red-haired character is described as beautiful as he carries Gudule's daughter into the title structure. This novel ends with the image of the protagonist's bones falling to dust as guards attempt to separate two skeletons. In this novel, Archdeacon Claude Frollo hands the gypsy dancer Esmeralda over to soldiers to be hanged. For 10 points, name this novel by Victor Hugo that features the deformed Quasimodo.
The preface of this novel describes the author's discovery of the Greek word ANARKH inscribed on a stone wall in the title location.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame [or Notre-Dame de Paris] 