Motive Questions How do you deal with differences

Motive Questions How do you deal with differences? What common bonds should you find to hurdle differences?

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Born: 02 -26 -1802 Died: 05 -22 -1862 He was a French poet, novelist, and dramatist of the Romantic movement. He is considered to be one of the greatest and best-known French writers. Outside France, his most famous works are Les Miserables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Victor Hugo

WHO ARE THE CHARACTERS IN THE STORY?

He is an abandoned child left at Notre Dame and adopted by Archdeacon Claude Frollo. Hideously deformed, he has a giant humpback, a protrusion coming out of his chest, and a giant wart that covers one of his eyes. He is also deaf. His heart is pure, and this purity is linked to the cathedral itself. Quasimodo

She is the lost daughter of Sister Gudule, La Esmerelda is a beautiful gypsy street dancer. Along with her goat, Djali, she charms everyone she meets with her stunning looks and magic tricks. She keeps an amulet and other trinkets around her neck to help her find her parents. La Esmeralda

He is a priest at Notre Dame, Frollo is also the novel's antagonist. However, he is not a typical evil character bent on causing pain and suffering; instead, he is very bright and compassionate. His obsessive lust for La Esmerelda causes her to be executed and Quasimodo to be tortured. No matter how hard he tries to make her love him, he only ends up causing her pain. Claude Frollo

He is the captain of the King's Archers, he saves La Esmerelda from Quasimodo. He does not love her, but tries to seduce her and a number of other women as well. Frollo stabs him and everyone leaves him for dead. He recovers but fails to speak up when La Esmerelda is sentenced to death for his murder. Phoebus de Chateaupers

He is a struggling playwright and philosopher. La Esmerelda saves him from being hanged by a group of vagabonds and agrees to "marry" him for four years. He later joins the vagabonds and unwittingly helps Frollo hand La Esmerelda over to the authorities. Pierre Gringoire

She is La Esmerelda's long lost mother. She is a miserable recluse living in the Tour Roland, who hates to hear the sound of children playing. She hates La Esmerelda and is convinced that she is a child thief, but when she learns that she is actually her daughter, Gudule gives her life to save her. Sister Gudule

“ There is everything I ever loved!

HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME Victor Hugo

Duringthe 1482 Festivalof Fools in Paris, Quasimodo, the hunchbackof Notre Dame, is elected the Pope of Fools for being the ugliest person in Paris. He is hoistedon a throne and paraded around Paris by the jeering mob. Pierre Gringoire, a struggling poet and philosopher, tries unsuccessfullyto get the crowd to watch his play insteadof the parade. Archdeacon. Claude Frollo appearsand stops the paradeand orders. Quasimodoback to Notre. Dame withhim. Lookingfor something to eat, Gringoire admires the graceful beauty of La Esmeralda, a gypsystreetdancer, and decidesto followher home. After roundinga corner, she is suddenlyattackedby Frollo, Gringoire, and Quasimodorushesto help her but is knockedout by Frolloas Frolloruns away. The King’s. Archers, led by Phoebusde Chateaupersarrivejust in time and capture the hunchback. Later that night, a group of beggars and thieves are about to hang Quasimodowhen La Esmeraldacomes forward and offers to save his life by “marrying” him for four years. on

The next day, Quasimodo is put on trial and sentenced to two (2) hours of torture in the Place de Grève. He suffers both the pain of being stretched and pulled apart as well as being publicly humiliated by the crowd of people, who hate him for his ugliness. He begs for water, but no one answers his pleas until La Esmeralda comes forth and brings him something to drink. Nearby, a recluse called Sister Gudule, screams at La Esmeralda for being a gypsy “child-thief” and blames her for her daughter’s kidnapping fifteen years earlier. A few months later, La Esmeralda is dancing in front of Notre Dame and Phoebus calls her over to him. She has fallen in love with him and blushes when he asks her to meet him later that night. Frollo watches them from the top of Notre Dame and becomes insanely jealous of Phoebus. His obsessive lust for La Esmeralda has made him renounce God and study alchemy and black magic. In his secret cell at Notre Dame, he plans to trap La Esmeralda like a spider catching a fly with its web. Later that night he follows Phoebus to his tryst with La Esmeralda and stabs Phoebus repeatedly. He escapes and La Esmeralda is captured by the King’s guard.

After being tortured at her trial, La Esmeralda falsely confesses to killing Phoebus and being a witch. She is sentenced to hang in the Place de Grève. Frollo visits her in jail and declares his love. He begs her to love him and show him some pity but she calls him a “goblin-monk” and a murderer, refusing to have anything to do with him. Before her execution, La Esmeralda is publicly humiliated in front of Notre Dame. Looking across the square, she suddenly sees Phoebus and calls out his name. He actually survived the murder attempt but doesn’t want anyone to know that he was injured. He turns away from La Esmeralda and enters the house of his bride-to-be. Just then, Quasimodo swings down on a rope from Notre Dame and carries her back to the cathedral, crying out “Sanctuary!” He had fallen in love with her when she brought him water and had been planning her escape all along.

La Esmeralda is safe from execution just as long as she stays inside the Cathedral. At first, she finds it hard to even look at Quasimodo, but they from an uneasy friendship. Even though he is deaf, he enjoys being around her when she sings. Meanwhile, a group of vagabonds resolves to save La Esmeralda after hearing that Parliament has ordered that she be removed from Notre Dame. But when Quasimodo sees them attack the Cathedral, he thinks they have come to kill La Esmeralda and fends them off as best as he can, killing a large number of them. Frollo has used the attack as a diversion to sneak La Esmeralda out of the Cathedral. He offers her two choices: she can either say she loves him or be hanged. She demands to be executed and leaves her with Sister Gudule. To their astonishment, they discover that they are mother and daughter. Gudule tries to protect La Esmeralda, but it is too late.

Back at Notre Dame, Quasimodo goes to the top of the north tower to find her. Gazing off into the distance, he sees the figure of La Esmeralda in a white dress hanging from the scaffold. He bellows out in despair and grabs Frollo by the neck. Holding him up in the air, Quasimodo sighs with grief and then throws Frollo down to his death. Looking at La Esmeralda hanging off in the distance and Frollo’s wrangled corpse down below, Quasimodo cries out: “There is everything I ever loved!” Quasimodo is never seen again. Years later when a gravedigger stumbles across La Esmeralda’s remains, he finds the skeleton of a hunchback curled around her.

Hunchback Of Notre Dame An Analysis § What is the setting of the story? § What is the significance of the Notre Dame Cathedral in the setting of the story? § What was the social strife that can be found in the story? § What made Hugo wrote this? § What is theme of the story?

Hunchback Of Notre Dame An Analysis SYMBOLISMS § Bells – symbolize Quasimodo’s only escape from society because he is tortured by the townspeople. § Cathedral – represents Archdeacon Claude Frollo’s love for La Esmeralda.

Hunchback Of Notre Dame An Analysis THEMES § You can change your fate. § Don’t judge the book by its cover, no one should be judged by their physical appearance.

Hunchback Of Notre Dame Abstraction § If you are also a hunchback, like Quasimodo, how would you overcome the challenge of being different from others? § (For the girls) If you were La Esmeralda, Would you tell Frollo that you love him or be hanged? Why? § (For the boys) If you were Quasimodo, would you do the same? Why or why not? § What lesson have you learned from the story? § Explain how a character’s experience taught you the value of accepting differences in people.

Hunchback Of Notre Dame Application Dealing with People with Physical Disabilities § § Blind Hunchback Lame Deaf

Hunchback Of Notre Dame Evaluation Identify the following: _____ 1. His obsessive lust for La Esmeralda has made him renounce God. _____ 2. She was accused as the “gypsy child-thief”. _____ 3. He was considered as the ugliest person in Paris. _____ 4. He was the poet and philosopher who tried but failed to to watch his play instead of the parade. _____ 5. The name of the place where Quasimodo was tortured. _____ 6. She was the mother of La Esmeralda. _____ 7. He was the author of the story The Hunchback of Notre _____ 8. He led the King’s Archers. _____ 9. Quasimodo begged for this when he was tortured and public. _____ 10. The place where Frollo planned to trap La Esmeralda. get the crowd Dame. humiliated in

Hunchback Of Notre Dame Homework If you were Quasimodo, how would you deal with the challenge of being different from others? Explain your answer in not less than 5 sentences. (1/2 sheet of paper)