That play, created for entertaining Flemish ambassadors, was written by the poet Pierre Gringoire, who competes with Phoebus de Chateaupers for the love of one character in this novel.
Near the end of this novel, one character is accused of witchcraft by Philippe Lheulier and afterwards the trial is presided over by the deaf judge, Florian Barbedienne, with the prosecution led by Jacques Charmolue. In this novel, a play entitled The Good Judgment of Madame the Virgin Mary is disrupted by the king of the vagabonds, Clopin Trouillefou. That play, created for entertaining Flemish ambassadors, was written by the poet Pierre Gringoire, who competes with Phoebus de Chateaupers for the love of one character in this novel. Claude Frollo murders Esmeralda in, for 10 points, this French novel, centering on Quasimodo, written by Victor Hugo.
Near the end of this novel, one character is accused of witchcraft by Philippe Lheulier and afterwards the trial is presided over by the deaf judge, Florian Barbedienne, with the prosecution led by Jacques Charmolue.
The {Hunchback} of {Notre Dame} [or {Notre}-{Dame de Paris}]