Fanatical Judge of Paris, antagonist obsessed with destroying Esmeralda.
Frollo raises Quasimodo but treats him as an isolated possession.
After attempting to drown the deformed infant, Frollo is compelled by the Archdeacon to raise him. Frollo names the child Quasimodo and confines him t...
Frollo's corrupted desire drives his persecution of Esmeralda.
Frollo develops an obsessive desire for Esmeralda, and his desire intensifies his campaign against the Roma.
Phoebus initially serves under Frollo but ultimately rejects his orders.
Phoebus is a soldier in Frollo's service, and Frollo orders his execution after Phoebus refuses to burn a house with innocent occupants.
Frollo's campaign directly threatens Clopin's people.
Frollo conducts arrests, searches, and a planned attack against the Roma, whom Clopin leads and protects.
The Archdeacon imposes moral responsibility on Frollo.
The Archdeacon stops Frollo from drowning the infant and compels him to atone by raising the child.
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