Claude Frollo is thrown from this building while watching the execution of Esmeralda.
In this location, a character rants that he is both the spider and the fly caught in its web during a meeting with an alchemist. The historical reasons why this location will be defeated by the printed book are explained in the chapter "This will kill that." A novel titled for this location begins with a bad play by Pierre Gringoire, after which the protagonist is crowned Pope of (*) Fools. The law of Sanctuary is invoked when Phoebus's gypsy lover is carried into this location. Claude Frollo is thrown from this building while watching the execution of Esmeralda. For 10 points, name this Paris cathedral whose bells are rung by Quasimodo, its "hunchback."
In this location, a character rants that he is both the spider and the fly caught in its web during a meeting with an alchemist.
Notre-Dame de Paris [accept The Hunchback of Notre Dame; prompt on Paris before “this building”] &lt;JR&gt;