One of its characters marries the poet Pierre Gringoire and owns the goat Djali.
This novel ends with the opening of a tomb revealing the embracing skeletons of its two protagonists. One of its characters marries the poet Pierre Gringoire and owns the goat Djali. The villain of this novel stabs the Captain of the King's Archers, Phoebus, and is thrown off a tower by the title character, who is crowned Pope of Fools and made deaf by his job of ringing bells. For 10 points, name this Victor Hugo novel about the gypsy Esmerelda and the deformed Quasimodo.
This novel ends with the opening of a tomb revealing the embracing skeletons of its two protagonists.
The {Hunchback} of {Notre Dame} [or {Notre}-{Dame} de {Paris}]