Phoebus is stabbed by Claude Frollo, but the attack is blamed on a woman who is saved by the title character's swinging down from his tower.
In this novel, Clopin Trouillefou's request for charity interrupts Gringoire trying to stage a play, and is itself halted by Jacques Coppenole leading the election for "Pope of Fools." This novel's protagonist is ordered to kidnap the central female character, who owns the goat Djali and is accused of witchcraft by this book's antagonist. Captain (*) Phoebus is stabbed by Claude Frollo, but the attack is blamed on a woman who is saved by the title character's swinging down from his tower. For ten points, identify this novel in which Esmerelda is loved by the title deformed bell-ringer, a work by Victor Hugo.
In this novel, Clopin Trouillefou's request for charity interrupts Gringoire trying to stage a play, and is itself halted by Jacques Coppenole leading the election for "Pope of Fools.
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame (or Notre-Dame de Paris) &lt;MS&gt;