In this novel, the anchoress Sister Gudule believes her child was tortured by the Gypsies, and that daughter would later marry a struggling poet who is almost executed by the Truands, Pierre Gringoire.
In this novel, the anchoress Sister Gudule believes her child was tortured by the Gypsies, and that daughter would later marry a struggling poet who is almost executed by the Truands, Pierre Gringoire. The Captain of the King's Archers, (*) Phoebus, falls in love with a character in this work who is almost kidnapped by a man who only leaves during the Festival of Fools and rings church bells to show his devotion to the main antagonist. Archdeacon Claude Frollo kills Esmeralda in, for ten points, what Victor Hugo work whose English title references a deformed and ugly Parisian?
In this novel, the anchoress Sister Gudule believes her child was tortured by the Gypsies, and that daughter would later marry a struggling poet who is almost executed by the Truands, Pierre Gringoire.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame [accept Notre-Dame de Paris or its translation: Our Lady of Paris] &lt;KT&gt;