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Although Frollo is arguably the most darkest villain in Disney history, it is implied he was possessed by the devil himself. For example the minute he torched the windmill, it became a fireball within secs. The townspeople even claim Frollo has gone mad, suggesting what Frollo is doing is out of character to the Miller and his family. The sky being blood red or crimson in Paris while the city burns, symbolises the devil himself is in Paris. Basically the devil knowing Frollo was evil, cunnily possessed him during the infamous song Hellfire, and caused him to continue his persuit of Esmeralda knowing he will go to Hell for it. And Frollo's eyes and teeth turning orange also symbolises the devil has possessed him. And the devil cleverly causes the gargoyle Frollo was standing on to break sending him to Hell with him.
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[[WMG: God helped Esmeralda.]]

During the song God help the Outcasts, Esmeralda claimed she was a selfless person and would only help others. And indeed she does as she freed Quasimodo from torture, rescued Phoebes from drowning and nursed him back to health and saving him and Quasimodo being hanged by Clopin. As a result God rewarded her by helping in return.

Firstly Quasimodo helped her escape Notre Dame due to her kindness to him. When she was being burnt at the stake, Quasimodo who was depressed while chained up, saves her at the last minute as though God told him to do the decent thing and save his friend. Esmeralda might have died at first glance but she rewakens as though God was willing to let her live. And just when Frollo was about to kill her by beheading, the gargoyle he stood on breaks and turns into the devil, symbolising God sending Frollo to Hell for his evilness as well as God again saving her life. Plus when Quasimodo falls much to Esmeralda's horror, Phoebus saves Quasimodo symbolising God saved her friend. But it is likely God saved Quasimodo for saving Esmeralda.

So basically because Esmeralda only wanted to help and show kindness to others, God knew she earned his help as she didn't ask for anything from God. All she wanted was to help others included own people.
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* Frollo calling someone else an "old fool" makes sense even if he is old, remember one of the man's defining traits is hypocrisy.
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* (Note: being a furry does NOT NECESSARILY have A SINGLE THING to do with sex! Educate yourself on us [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom here]]) Earlier in the decade in which Hunchback came out, not only did furries start to get (largely inaccurate and stigmatizing) media attention and were discovered by the general public for the first time, but Disney also just so happened to release one of the movies that is most PopularWithFurries, WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994. And in the Feast of Fools itself, not only are there people who dress up as animals (though please note that statistically speaking, despite being one of the first things that the word "furry" conjures up in the public imagination, barely any of us wear fursuits because they're SO EXPENSIVE!), and even a shot of LITERALLY UPRIGHT-WALKING DOGS, there's also the whole reason why people go to the festival: because it allows them the freedom to fully express themselves, including traits that would be looked down upon in every other setting, which just so happens to be one of the main things that draws people to our fandom as well! Additionally, there's also... okay, my sex-repulsed UsefulNotes/Asexuality is really going to get in the way of discussing this next part objectively, BUT it's still an important piece of evidence. Esmeralda is shown to be extremely arousing and/or sexually attractive (yes, those are actually 2 different things that just stem from the same stimuli; some individuals, especially asexuals, can experience none or only one and not the other) to EVERYONE at the festival, seemingly EVEN someone as innocent, wholesome, and naive as Quasimodo! This is where [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/profile.php I]] have the bring up one of the things I HATE most about our fandom: Main/{{Yiff}}, or in layman's terms, furry pornography. I HATE IT SO MUCH, but that's besides the point. Anyways, sex, yiff, etc. play a disgustingly large role in the Furry Fandom (although there's still SO MUCH I LOVE ABOUT US that I can overlook that!), and although it's much less prevalent in the actual conventions, it's still an EXTREMELY notable similarity that strengthens my comparison! Frollo is also a heavily anti-woke person who looks down upon the festival and all those (except himself, of course) who attend it, and despite the highly unfortunate presence of occasional anti-woke furries in real-life, the majority of anti-woke people who know about our community HATE us!

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* (Note: being a furry does NOT NECESSARILY have A SINGLE THING to do with sex! Educate yourself on us [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom here]]) Earlier in the decade in which Hunchback came out, not only did furries start to get (largely inaccurate and stigmatizing) media attention and were discovered by the general public for the first time, but Disney also just so happened to release one of the movies that is most PopularWithFurries, WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994. And in the Feast of Fools itself, not only are there people who dress up as animals (though please note that statistically speaking, despite being one of the first things that the word "furry" conjures up in the public imagination, barely any of us wear fursuits because they're SO EXPENSIVE!), and even a shot of LITERALLY UPRIGHT-WALKING DOGS, there's also the whole reason why people go to the festival: because it allows them the freedom to fully express themselves, including traits that would be looked down upon in every other setting, which just so happens to be one of the main things that draws people to our fandom as well! Additionally, there's also... okay, my sex-repulsed UsefulNotes/Asexuality UsefulNotes/{{Asexuality}} is really going to get in the way of discussing this next part objectively, BUT it's still an important piece of evidence. Esmeralda is shown to be extremely arousing and/or sexually attractive (yes, those are actually 2 different things that just stem from the same stimuli; some individuals, especially asexuals, can experience none or only one and not the other) to EVERYONE at the festival, seemingly EVEN someone as innocent, wholesome, and naive as Quasimodo! This is where [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/profile.php I]] have the bring up one of the things I HATE most about our fandom: Main/{{Yiff}}, or in layman's terms, furry pornography. I HATE IT SO MUCH, but that's besides the point. Anyways, sex, yiff, etc. play a disgustingly large role in the Furry Fandom (although there's still SO MUCH I LOVE ABOUT US that I can overlook that!), and although it's much less prevalent in the actual conventions, it's still an EXTREMELY notable similarity that strengthens my comparison! Frollo is also a heavily anti-woke person who looks down upon the festival and all those (except himself, of course) who attend it, and despite the highly unfortunate presence of occasional anti-woke furries in real-life, the majority of anti-woke people who know about our community HATE us!
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* (Note: being a furry does NOT NECESSARILY have A SINGLE THING to do with sex! Educate yourself on us [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom here]]) Earlier in the decade in which Hunchback came out, not only did furries start to get (largely inaccurate and stigmatizing) media attention and were discovered by the general public for the first time, but Disney also just so happened to release one of the movies that is most PopularWithFurries, WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994. And in the Feast of Fools itself, not only are there people who dress up as animals (though please note that statistically speaking, despite being one of the first things that the word "furry" conjures up in the public imagination, barely any of us wear fursuits because they're SO EXPENSIVE!), and even a shot of LITERALLY UPRIGHT-WALKING DOGS, there's also the whole reason why people go to the festival: because it allows them the freedom to fully express themselves, including traits that would be looked down upon in every other setting, which just so happens to be one of the main things that draws people to our fandom as well! Frollo is also an EXTREMELY anti-woke person who looks down upon the festival and all those (except himself) who attend it, and despite the unfortunate presence of occasional anti-woke furries, the majority of anti-woke people who know about furries HATE us in real-life!

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* (Note: being a furry does NOT NECESSARILY have A SINGLE THING to do with sex! Educate yourself on us [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom here]]) Earlier in the decade in which Hunchback came out, not only did furries start to get (largely inaccurate and stigmatizing) media attention and were discovered by the general public for the first time, but Disney also just so happened to release one of the movies that is most PopularWithFurries, WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994. And in the Feast of Fools itself, not only are there people who dress up as animals (though please note that statistically speaking, despite being one of the first things that the word "furry" conjures up in the public imagination, barely any of us wear fursuits because they're SO EXPENSIVE!), and even a shot of LITERALLY UPRIGHT-WALKING DOGS, there's also the whole reason why people go to the festival: because it allows them the freedom to fully express themselves, including traits that would be looked down upon in every other setting, which just so happens to be one of the main things that draws people to our fandom as well! Additionally, there's also... okay, my sex-repulsed UsefulNotes/Asexuality is really going to get in the way of discussing this next part objectively, BUT it's still an important piece of evidence. Esmeralda is shown to be extremely arousing and/or sexually attractive (yes, those are actually 2 different things that just stem from the same stimuli; some individuals, especially asexuals, can experience none or only one and not the other) to EVERYONE at the festival, seemingly EVEN someone as innocent, wholesome, and naive as Quasimodo! This is where [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/profile.php I]] have the bring up one of the things I HATE most about our fandom: Main/{{Yiff}}, or in layman's terms, furry pornography. I HATE IT SO MUCH, but that's besides the point. Anyways, sex, yiff, etc. play a disgustingly large role in the Furry Fandom (although there's still SO MUCH I LOVE ABOUT US that I can overlook that!), and although it's much less prevalent in the actual conventions, it's still an EXTREMELY notable similarity that strengthens my comparison! Frollo is also an EXTREMELY a heavily anti-woke person who looks down upon the festival and all those (except himself) himself, of course) who attend it, and despite the highly unfortunate presence of occasional anti-woke furries, furries in real-life, the majority of anti-woke people who know about furries our community HATE us in real-life!
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* (Note: being a furry does NOT NECESSARILY have A SINGLE THING to do with sex! Educate yourself on us [[UsefulNotes/FurryFandom here]]) Earlier in the decade in which Hunchback came out, not only did furries start to get (largely inaccurate and stigmatizing) media attention and were discovered by the general public for the first time, but Disney also just so happened to release one of the movies that is most PopularWithFurries, WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994. And in the Feast of Fools itself, not only are there people who dress up as animals (though please note that statistically speaking, despite being one of the first things that the word "furry" conjures up in the public imagination, barely any of us wear fursuits because they're SO EXPENSIVE!), and even a shot of LITERALLY UPRIGHT-WALKING DOGS, there's also the whole reason why people go to the festival: because it allows them the freedom to fully express themselves, including traits that would be looked down upon in every other setting, which just so happens to be one of the main things that draws people to our fandom as well! Frollo is also an EXTREMELY anti-woke person who looks down upon the festival and all those (except himself) who attend it, and despite the unfortunate presence of occasional anti-woke furries, the majority of anti-woke people who know about furries HATE us in real-life!
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[[WMG: Frollo is so much eviler because Jehan Frollo doesn't exist in the Disney universe.]]
Frollo's AdaptationalVillainy and Jehan Frollo's character being AdaptedOut are actually related relevant points to his characterisation: The Disney universe is an alternate universe where Jehan Frollo was either never born or died young. As a result Claude Frollo never grew up with a younger sibling to be responsible for and therefore never learnt to care about anyone else but himself, becoming a bitter and ruthless man as he grew older. He may still have been a foundling raised in Notre Dame, hence his religiousness, but instead of settling for Archdeacon his ambitions drew him towards the post of the Minister of Justice instead because he sought power and control over piousness. It might also explain why he has such a connection to the cathedral in spite of his role as a judge, why he immediately thought to leave the orphaned Quasimodo at the cathedral (just as he had been), and why he still kind of listens to the Archdeacon (as the Archdeacon might very well have either helped raise Frollo or was at least around while he was living in Notre Dame himself, so part of Frollo still respects him at least until the final act).
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[[WMG: Clopin is some kind of supernatural being e.g. a member of TheFairFolk or TricksterGod in human form.]]

Clopin's seemingly cartoonish ability to appear everywhere at once, know of events he wasn't apparently present for, his impressive feats of acrobatics, and being able to change costumes rapidly on a whim are just genuinely how he is in-universe because he's a magical being of some kind who turned up in Paris one day and decided to stick around.

He ended up becoming the leader of the Roma community on a whim or out of opportunity, perhaps because living with them was preferable to him compared to the oppressive rules of Frollo and the rest of the Parisian humans' society, or he became an outcast due to his eccentricity and magical abilities putting him in Frollo's sights (or both) and decided he might as well stay around the rest of the rejected populations of Paris who wouldn't reject him and his wackiness. And because he was so crafty and managed to evade Frollo for so long the Romanis just accepted his guidance or even made a deal so he'd help lead and protect them. The Court of Miracles might have been created by him or at least is under his protection as a domain of sorts.

His AmbiguouslyEvil nature is simply BlueAndOrangeMorality as for most the part he's playful, harmless and perhaps a bit of a troll like during the Feast of Fools because he's honestly just there to have fun and do his thing among humans, maybe even bask a bit in their 'worship' from their appreciation for his entertainment skills. His actions in the Court of Miracles meanwhile are him protecting his territory and charges from perceived uninvited guests and potential threats, and he doesn't share the same human values about morality or legality when it comes to killing people for trivial reasons - but he also backs down easily for an equally trivial reason like Esmerelda telling him his would-be victims were invited in by her, because those are the kinds of weird rules he abides to. As for why he got caught with the others instead of using his powers to escape or fight back, he either: a) didn't want to blow his cover in front of Frollo, who'd ''definitely'' react poorly to an actual magical being and probably retaliate with truly lethal force upon the other inhabitants of the Court instead of just arresting them; b) by total chance the ropes/chains/iron cages used by Frollo are [[WeaksauceWeakness that one thing]] that can keep him contained; or c) he is simply not powerful enough to take on an army of soldiers alone.

Also his puppet is genuinely alive. Notice that while he moves his mouth in front of the children in the opening to make it look like he's just doing amateur ventriloquy, in 'The Court of Miracles' when his puppet objects Clopin's own lips don't move. It's basically something like a familiar he made out of an inanimate toy and serves as a little helper, perhaps even acting like his 'conscience' if its objections and his frustrated responses at said objections during the aforementioned song are genuine.
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[[WMG: Clopin stole one of Frollo's hats.]]
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[[WMG: Frollo likes a forceful, strong, smart, independent woman.]]

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[[WMG: Frollo is a [[https://www.webmd.com/sex/sapiosexual-what-it-means Sapiosexual]], who likes a forceful, strong, smart, independent woman.]]
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It was not, as we all suspected, Esmeralda's dancing and beauty that turned him on, but her independent thinking, her intelligence, her defeating him (the smartest man in Paris) in a debate, and her refusal to take his crap.

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It was not, as we all suspected, Esmeralda's dancing and beauty that turned him on, but her independent thinking, her intelligence, her defeating him (the smartest most intellectual man in Paris) in a debate, and her refusal to take his crap.
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[[WMG: Frollo likes a forceful, strong, independent woman.]]
It was not, as we all suspected, Esmeralda's dancing and beauty that turned him on, but her refusal to take his crap.

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[[WMG: Frollo likes a forceful, strong, smart, independent woman.]]
It was not, as we all suspected, Esmeralda's dancing and beauty that turned him on, but her independent thinking, her intelligence, her defeating him (the smartest man in Paris) in a debate, and her refusal to take his crap.
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Since even in the novel she's AmbigouslyBrown she probably has a Gypsy father; she was taken not by an evil Gypsy who liked to steal babies but rather her father, explaining why she was treated so well.

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Since even in the novel she's AmbigouslyBrown AmbiguouslyBrown she probably has a Gypsy father; she was taken not by an evil Gypsy who liked to steal babies but rather her father, explaining why she was treated so well.
* Given her mother was a prostitute, it could be that her father knew she would end up being sold for sex as young as three years old, so he took her to save her.

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[[WMG: The man seen protecting Quasi's mother in the opening is his uncle.]]
He looks nothing like Quasi, and refers to the baby with disdain. But he is obviously very protective of Quasi's mother. And it's not unreasonable to assume the two are related by blood. Perhaps brother and sister?



** It could be she's also a victim of trafficking, as most prostitutes are. Sharousch seems to literally own her, and I doubt he's using her solely for labor. He has to keep quiet about it, because under French law, Madeline should've been free the moment she set foot in France. Slavery was outlawed there in the 13th century. Not to mention the law in their day would've come down a lot harder on a Rom owning a white woman than it would've had their ethnicities been reversed.

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** It could be she's also a victim of trafficking, as most prostitutes are. Sharousch seems to literally own her, and I doubt he's using her solely for labor. He has to keep quiet about it, because under French law, Madeline Madellaine should've been free the moment she set foot in France. Slavery was outlawed there in the 13th century. Not to mention the law in their day would've come down a lot harder on a Rom owning a white woman than it would've had their ethnicities been reversed.
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[[WMG: Quasimodo has Treacher Collins syndrome.]]
TCS does not affect the patient's intelligence, and it ranges from very mild to so severe immediate surgery is required after birth just to assure the infant can breathe. Quasi clearly has a mild to moderate form of it. It is unrelated to his kyphoscoliosis.

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** It could be she's also a victim of trafficking, as most prostitutes are. Sharousch seems to literally own her, and I doubt he's using her solely for labor. He has to keep quiet about it, because under French law, Madeline should've been free the moment she set foot in France. Slavery was outlawed there in the 13th century. Not to mention the law in their day would've come down a lot harder on a Rom owning a white woman than it would've had their ethnicities been reversed.


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[[WMG: The man in the boat with Quasi's mother is his uncle, not his father.]]
The way he said, "Shut it up, will you?" demonstrates disinterest in the kid. It's clearly not his. But he's still escorting the woman and her child into Paris at great personal risk, and he tries to shield her when Frollo shows up. So he's clearly family.
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** Being ''slender'', Clopin doesn't ''resemble'' the other Gyspy man, and if he ''were'', that would make him Quasi's ''father'' who likely ''died'' in a dungeon or was ''executed''. Plus, Clopin and Quasi appear to be about the same ''age''.
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Can apply to both the book Frollo and the movie Frollo. Initially he's calm, logical and intelligent, though rather serious in his faith (book Frollo's intellectualism, movie Frollo's passion for justice). However as the years pass and he becomes older, he's showing signs of disturbance, irrationality, paranoia and impulsive bahaviour - and it mutated to the point that he's manifesting psychosomatic illnesses, delirium and hallucinations (book Frollo's massive fever and self-harming, the Hellfire sequence in the movie). By the end he's completely brain damaged (book Frollo LaughingMad, movie Frollo going FinalSolution). It's rather unfortunate that his deteriorating mental health coincided with his love/lust for Esmeralda, but either way, he was a ticking time bomb anyway, and she was just the excuse. He was ''doomed from the start''.
* If one would believe the above guesses about Quasimodo being his biological son[=/=]him secretly soliciting Gypsy lovers[=/=]prostitutes, it's entirely possible that it isn't just dementia: he has ''syphilis''.

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Can apply to both the book Frollo and the movie Frollo. Initially he's calm, logical and intelligent, though rather serious in his faith (book Frollo's intellectualism, movie Frollo's passion for justice). However as the years pass and he becomes older, he's showing signs of disturbance, irrationality, paranoia paranoia, persecutory delusions and impulsive bahaviour - and it mutated to the point that he's manifesting psychosomatic illnesses, psychosis, mania, delirium and hallucinations (book Frollo's massive fever and self-harming, the Hellfire sequence in the movie). By the end he's completely [[VillainousBreakdown brain damaged damaged]], taking a severe toll on his health (book Frollo LaughingMad, movie Frollo going FinalSolution).FinalSolution and having bloodshot/yellowish eyes). It's rather unfortunate that his deteriorating mental health coincided with his love/lust for Esmeralda, but either way, he was a ticking time bomb anyway, and she was just the excuse. He was ''doomed from the start''.
* If one would believe the above guesses about Quasimodo being his biological son[=/=]him secretly soliciting Gypsy lovers[=/=]prostitutes, it's entirely possible that it isn't just dementia: he has ''syphilis''. No wonder he hates sex and Gypsies so much; he's somewhat aware he's ill but he blames them for it (instead of his own lust), and in the end, due to neurosyphilitic psychosis, he even forgot why he wants to kill them all in the first place.
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* [[https://youtu.be/FxDYiJrKI8o Proof]].

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* [[https://youtu.be/FxDYiJrKI8o Proof]].
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[[WMG: The WebVideo/AngryGermanKid caused the April 15, 2019 Notre Dame fire.]]
* [[https://youtu.be/FxDYiJrKI8o Proof]].


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Even if he did [[TheBadGuyWins win]], the King and the Church (the ultimate authorioty in Medieval times), when he returns, will find out about all his countless crimes, including indiscriminate killing of innocent French citizens (mass murder/genocide), burning the capital of France to the ground (arson/pillaging), violating sanctuary multiple times, and even trying to destroy Notre Dame while claiming to be a Christian (the ultimate Medieval crime itself, Heresy). In absolute fury they will have him executed, and Frollo, as the Minister of Justice and a deeply legalistic and religious man, knows full well the consequences of his atrocities (the Hellfire sequence shows he's completely self-aware of this). This is why he's so desperate to have Esmeralda and had absolutely nothing to lose in his pursuit of her; it is his only chance of experiencing pleasure in his life before his inevitable demise. Trying to kill Esmeralda can even be a case of SeeYouInHell; [[IfICantHaveYou if he can't have her in this world, he will have her in the next]].

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Even if he did [[TheBadGuyWins win]], the King and the Church (the ultimate authorioty authority in Medieval times), when he returns, will find out about all his countless crimes, including indiscriminate killing of innocent French citizens (mass murder/genocide), burning taking over the capital of France and burning it to the ground (arson/pillaging), (arson/pillaging/treason), violating sanctuary multiple times, and even trying to destroy Notre Dame while claiming to be a Christian (the ultimate Medieval crime itself, Heresy). In absolute fury they will have him executed, and Frollo, as the Minister of Justice and a deeply legalistic and religious man, knows full well the consequences of his atrocities (the Hellfire sequence shows he's completely self-aware of this). This is why he's so desperate to have Esmeralda and had absolutely nothing to lose in his pursuit of her; it is his only chance of experiencing pleasure in his life before his inevitable demise. Trying to kill Esmeralda can even be a case of SeeYouInHell; [[IfICantHaveYou if he can't have her in this world, he will have her in the next]].



* If one would believe the above guesses about Quasimodo being his biological son[=/=]him secretly soliciting Gypsy lovers[=/=]prostitutes, it's entirely possible that it isn't just dementia; he has ''syphilis''.

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* If one would believe the above guesses about Quasimodo being his biological son[=/=]him secretly soliciting Gypsy lovers[=/=]prostitutes, it's entirely possible that it isn't just dementia; dementia: he has ''syphilis''.
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Even if he did [[TheBadGuyWins win]], the King, when he returns, will find out about all his countless crimes, including genocide, mass murder of French citizens, and even burning ''his own capital'' to the ground. In absolute fury he will have him executed, and Frollo, as the Minister of Justice and a deeply legalistic and religious man, knows full well the consequences of his atrocities (the Hellfire sequence shows he's completely self-aware of this). This is why he's so desperate to have Esmeralda and had absolutely nothing to lose in his pursuit of her; it is his only chance of experiencing pleasure in his life before his inevitable demise. Trying to kill Esmeralda can even be a case of SeeYouInHell; [[IfICantHaveYou if he can't have her in this world, he will have her in the next]].

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Even if he did [[TheBadGuyWins win]], the King, King and the Church (the ultimate authorioty in Medieval times), when he returns, will find out about all his countless crimes, including genocide, mass murder indiscriminate killing of innocent French citizens, citizens (mass murder/genocide), burning the capital of France to the ground (arson/pillaging), violating sanctuary multiple times, and even burning ''his own capital'' trying to the ground. destroy Notre Dame while claiming to be a Christian (the ultimate Medieval crime itself, Heresy). In absolute fury he they will have him executed, and Frollo, as the Minister of Justice and a deeply legalistic and religious man, knows full well the consequences of his atrocities (the Hellfire sequence shows he's completely self-aware of this). This is why he's so desperate to have Esmeralda and had absolutely nothing to lose in his pursuit of her; it is his only chance of experiencing pleasure in his life before his inevitable demise. Trying to kill Esmeralda can even be a case of SeeYouInHell; [[IfICantHaveYou if he can't have her in this world, he will have her in the next]].
* If he gets convicted and burned for heresy, it would be another ironic LaserGuidedKarma like in the movie. Hellfire will ALWAYS get him one way or the other.
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Can apply to both the book Frollo and the movie Frollo. Initially he's calm, logical and intelligent, though rather serious in his faith (book Frollo's intellectualism, movie Frollo's passion for justice). However as the years pass and he becomes older, he's showing signs of disturbance, irrationality, paranoia and impulsive bahaviour - to the point that he's manifesting psychosomatic illnesses and hallucinations (book Frollo's massive fever and self-harming, the Hellfire sequence in the movie). By the end he's completely brain damaged. It's rather unfortunate that his deteriorating mental health coincided with his love/lust for Esmeralda, but either way, he was a ticking time bomb and she was just the excuse. He was ''doomed from the start''.

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Can apply to both the book Frollo and the movie Frollo. Initially he's calm, logical and intelligent, though rather serious in his faith (book Frollo's intellectualism, movie Frollo's passion for justice). However as the years pass and he becomes older, he's showing signs of disturbance, irrationality, paranoia and impulsive bahaviour - and it mutated to the point that he's manifesting psychosomatic illnesses illnesses, delirium and hallucinations (book Frollo's massive fever and self-harming, the Hellfire sequence in the movie). By the end he's completely brain damaged. damaged (book Frollo LaughingMad, movie Frollo going FinalSolution). It's rather unfortunate that his deteriorating mental health coincided with his love/lust for Esmeralda, but either way, he was a ticking time bomb anyway, and she was just the excuse. He was ''doomed from the start''.

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Can apply to both the book Frollo and the movie Frollo. Initially he's calm, logical and intelligent, though rather serious in his faith (book Frollo's intellectualism, movie Frollo's passion for justice). However as the years pass and he becomes older, he's showing signs of disturbance, irrationality, paranoia and impulsive bahaviour - to the point that he's manifesting psychosomatic illnesses and hallucinations (book Frollo's massive fever and self-harming, the Hellfire sequence in the movie). By the end he's completely brain damaged. It's rather unfortunate that his deteriorating mental health coincided with his love/lust for Esmeralda, but either way, she was just the excuse. He was ''doomed from the start''.

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Can apply to both the book Frollo and the movie Frollo. Initially he's calm, logical and intelligent, though rather serious in his faith (book Frollo's intellectualism, movie Frollo's passion for justice). However as the years pass and he becomes older, he's showing signs of disturbance, irrationality, paranoia and impulsive bahaviour - to the point that he's manifesting psychosomatic illnesses and hallucinations (book Frollo's massive fever and self-harming, the Hellfire sequence in the movie). By the end he's completely brain damaged. It's rather unfortunate that his deteriorating mental health coincided with his love/lust for Esmeralda, but either way, he was a ticking time bomb and she was just the excuse. He was ''doomed from the start''.start''.
* If one would believe the above guesses about Quasimodo being his biological son[=/=]him secretly soliciting Gypsy lovers[=/=]prostitutes, it's entirely possible that it isn't just dementia; he has ''syphilis''.
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[[WMG: Frollo has Dementia.]]
Can apply to both the book Frollo and the movie Frollo. Initially he's calm, logical and intelligent, though rather serious in his faith (book Frollo's intellectualism, movie Frollo's passion for justice). However as the years pass and he becomes older, he's showing signs of disturbance, irrationality, paranoia and impulsive bahaviour - to the point that he's manifesting psychosomatic illnesses and hallucinations (book Frollo's massive fever and self-harming, the Hellfire sequence in the movie). By the end he's completely brain damaged. It's rather unfortunate that his deteriorating mental health coincided with his love/lust for Esmeralda, but either way, she was just the excuse. He was ''doomed from the start''.
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Even if he did win, the King, when he returns, will find out about all his countless crimes, including genocide, mass murder of French citizens, and even burning ''his own capital'' to the ground. In absolute fury he will have him executed, and Frollo, as the Minister of Justice and a deeply legalistic and religious man, knows full well the consequences of his atrocities (the Hellfire sequence shows he's completely self-aware of this). This is why he's so desperate to have Esmeralda and had absolutely nothing to lose in his pursuit of her; it is his only chance of experiencing pleasure in his life before his inevitable demise. Trying to kill Esmeralda can even be a case of SeeYouInHell; [[IfICantHaveYou if he can't have her in this world, he will have her in the next]].

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Even if he did win, [[TheBadGuyWins win]], the King, when he returns, will find out about all his countless crimes, including genocide, mass murder of French citizens, and even burning ''his own capital'' to the ground. In absolute fury he will have him executed, and Frollo, as the Minister of Justice and a deeply legalistic and religious man, knows full well the consequences of his atrocities (the Hellfire sequence shows he's completely self-aware of this). This is why he's so desperate to have Esmeralda and had absolutely nothing to lose in his pursuit of her; it is his only chance of experiencing pleasure in his life before his inevitable demise. Trying to kill Esmeralda can even be a case of SeeYouInHell; [[IfICantHaveYou if he can't have her in this world, he will have her in the next]].



[[WMG: The Notre Dame fire damage of April 15, 2019 never happened in this universe.]]


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[[WMG: The Notre Dame fire damage of April 15, 2019 never happened [[AlternateUniverse never]] [[AlternateHistory happened]] in this universe.]]

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Even if he did win, the King when he returns, will find out about all his countless crimes, including genocide, mass murder of countless Paraisian citizens, and even burning ''his own capital'' to the ground. In absolute fury he will have him executed, and Frollo, as the Minister of Justice knows full well the consequences of his crimes (the Hellfire sequence shows he's completely self-aware of this). This is why he's so desperate to have Esmeralda; it is his only chance of experiencing pleasure in his life before his inevitable demise. Trying to kill Esmeralda can even be a case of SeeYouInHell; [[IfICantHaveYou if he can't have her in this world, he will have her in the next]].

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Even if he did win, the King King, when he returns, will find out about all his countless crimes, including genocide, mass murder of countless Paraisian French citizens, and even burning ''his own capital'' to the ground. In absolute fury he will have him executed, and Frollo, as the Minister of Justice and a deeply legalistic and religious man, knows full well the consequences of his crimes atrocities (the Hellfire sequence shows he's completely self-aware of this). This is why he's so desperate to have Esmeralda; Esmeralda and had absolutely nothing to lose in his pursuit of her; it is his only chance of experiencing pleasure in his life before his inevitable demise. Trying to kill Esmeralda can even be a case of SeeYouInHell; [[IfICantHaveYou if he can't have her in this world, he will have her in the next]].

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