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Don Claude Frollo is the Archdeacon of Notre Dame and the main antagonist of the original Victor Hugo novel, The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Despite being a priest, he finds himself madly attracted to Esmeralda. He nearly murders Phoebus in a jealous rage from seeing Phoebus on top of Esmeralda. He is killed when Quasimodo pushes him off the cathedral. He serves as the novel's tragic anti-villain. Judge Claude Frollo is the main antagonist of Disney's 1996 feature film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He killed Quasimodo's mother 20 years prior to the time of the film on the very steps of Notre Dame cathedral and prepared to drown Quasimodo. The Archdeacon stopped him, and, fearing repercussions from God and especially from Mary, the Virgin Mother of Jesus, Frollo was tasked with raising him and named the baby Quasimodo in reference to his disfigurement. Frollo however, kept Quasimodo hidden from the world in the church's belltower, until he could be of use to him. He was voiced by the late Tony Jay in the film. In his youth, Claude Frollo was a highly knowledgeable but, morose young man who was orphaned along with his infant brother, Jehan, when their parents died of the plague. His studies led him to become the Archdeacon of Josas, which is his position during the events of the novel. He also has a small fief which brings him a little money, most of which goes to fund his brother's alcoholism. Rechter Claude Frollo is de antagonist uit De Klokkenluider van de Notre Dame. Hij staat bekend als een van Disney's slechtste schurken. Frollo was in het Engels ingesproken door Tony Jay en in het Nederlands door Edmond Classen. right|180pxRichter Claude Frollo ist ein Antagonist aus Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. Er lebt in der Welt La Cité des Cloches und hegt einen starken Hass gegen Zigeuner und seinen Schüler Quasimodo, welchen er aufgrund seiner Erscheinung vor der Außenwelt versteckt. Ursprünglich stammt er aus dem Disney Zeichentrickfilm Der Glöckner von Notre Dame aus dem Jahre 1996. Ungefähr 20 Jahre vor der Spielhandlung hat Frollo Quasimodo als Säugling entdeckt und widerwillig bei sich aufgenommen. Frollo has a pretty extensive and multinational family tree, most of his relatives being from other countries. This is the result of the Frollo bloodline having very active social lives. Being a creepy old pervert, and due to his extreme religious values, Frollo did not live up to his ancestors' example. Also running in the family, Frollo can use ejaculation as a defense mechanism. claude frollo bonjour mon amour remi bonjour mon amour quasimodo bonjour mon amour mamaman bonjour mon amour mamaman bonjour mon amour mario bonjour mon amour papa bonjour mon amour grand mamaman bonjour monamour wazimodo claude frollo parislecuirassier@hotmail.com Judge Claude Frollo was a CAW currently signed to the Jeri-MAX CAW League as a competitor, General Manager, and Hall of Famer. Before revealing his true identity as an avatar of God himself, Frollo also wrestled under the names "Kevin 7" and "Vince McSeven" while wearing a mask. Juge de Paris et père adoptif de Quasimodo, Claude Frollo exerce un certain contrôle de la ville. En raison de sa haine envers les gitans, ses méthodes pour les faire partir sont devenues violentes. Mais l'arrivée d'Esméralda bouleversa cet homme au point de vouloir mettre Paris à feu et à sang. In Victor Hugo's novel, Dom Claude Frollo is the Archdeacon of Josas of Notre-Dame Cathedral. He is approximately thirty-six years old during the course of the story. He was an incredibly intelligent but morose young man who was orphaned along with his brother Jehan when their parents died. His studies lead him to become the Archdeacon of Josas of Notre-Dame and he also has a small fief which brings him a small amount of money, most of which goes to fund his brother's lifestyle of debauchery. Judge Claude Frollo is the main antagonist of Disney's 1996 animated feature film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He is widely considered to be one of the darkest Disney villains of all time. Claude Frollo is the main antagonist of Disney's 1996 animated feature film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He is a ruthless, Parisian justice minister who, after a series of sensitive circumstances, becomes the begrudged caretaker of the deformed Quasimodo. With a majority of the film's heavy thematic elements being directly tied to Frollo's story arc — such as lust and genocide — he is widely considered to be amongst the darkest Disney Villains of all time.

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To satisfy his lust for Esmeralda by claiming her or killing her should she refuse To rid Paris of gypsies To rid Paris of Gypsies, lose his virginity to Esmeralda or have her killed.

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In his youth, Claude Frollo was a highly knowledgeable but, morose young man who was orphaned along with his infant brother, Jehan, when their parents died of the plague. His studies led him to become the Archdeacon of Josas, which is his position during the events of the novel. He also has a small fief which brings him a little money, most of which goes to fund his brother's alcoholism. Frollo has a deeply compassionate side. He rescues Quasimodo, a deformed hunchback child whom he finds abandoned on the cathedral's foundlings bed. He adopts him, raises him like a son, cares for him, and teaches him a sort of sign language when Quasimodo becomes deaf. Frollo is a respected scholar and studies several languages, law, medicine, science and theology. However, he becomes infatuated with alchemy, which leads townspeople to spread the rumor that he is a sorcerer. He also believes strongly in fate. When a visitor to Frollo's quarters sees a fly caught in a web and tries to save the fly, Frollo sharply holds him back, saying, "Do not interfere with the workings of fate!" His dour, prematurely aged appearance (at thirty-six he is already nearly bald), as well as his extreme and irrational fear of women, contribute further to his isolation from society. Frollo also has strong passions, though he is a celibate due to his station within the church. These passions erupt in him through his contact with the beautiful Gypsy girl, Esméralda, and eventually they prove his undoing. He considers her to be a temptation sent by the Devil to test his faith, and begins by cursing her as a demoness, but finds he cannot resist her, and determines to give in to temptation. Esméralda, however, is repulsed by his impassioned advances. Frollo orders Quasimodo to abduct her, a crime that Frollo himself instigated out of mad lust for her, and then abandons him when the hunchback is suddenly captured by Captain Phoebus de Chateaupers and his guards. Frollo ignores the poor hunchback when he is being publicly tortured for the crime. When Frollo discovers that Esméralda is in love with Phoebus, he spies on the meeting between them which Esméralda has arranged – with Phoebus' consent, as Phoebus only wants one night of passion. As Phoebus and Esméralda prepare to copulate, Frollo, in a jealous rage, stabs Phoebus, and kisses Esméralda when she faints. He does not attempt to intercede when she is turned over to the magistrate on charges of witchcraft and murder, however, but he stabs himself during her torture and shows her the wound as a proof of his love for her. She is unmoved however, as she is still in love with Phoebus, even after discovering the truth about his infatuation with her, and shortly before her execution he comes completely undone and leaves Paris in a feverish madness, not realizing that his adopted son, Quasimodo, has rescued her from the gallows. When he returns to the news that Esméralda is still alive, he quickly becomes as jealous of Quasimodo as he was of Phoebus; the thought drives him to further insanity. Frollo later attempts to rape her at her sanctuary in the cathedral, only to be brutally beaten and nearly killed by Quasimodo, who doesn't realize who he is until he staggers into the moonlight. Frollo has had enough, and decides to rid himself of Esméralda by handing her over to the authorities. Frollo's time comes when a group of scoundrels, enraged by news that the French monarchy has ordered Esméralda to be taken from the cathedral and hanged within three days, arms themselves to assault Notre Dame Cathedral. While Quasimodo is busy fighting off the scoundrels, Pierre Gringoire, Esméralda's husband – whom she only married to save his life – and a hooded figure sneak into the Cathedral and convince Esméralda to sneak out with them. The man's face is hidden behind a hood, leaving Esméralda to guess his identity. They flee to a boat on the Seine River, then separate when they head to shore, with Gringoire taking her goat, Djali, and leaving Esméralda with the unknown man. The hooded figure drags Esméraldaa to a nearby gallows and identifies himself as Frollo by removing his hood. Frollo issues his final ultimatum: either she accepts his love, or he hands her over to the authorities. She still refuses to reciprocate. Frollo leaves Esméralda to a recluse to hold her for the royal soldiers coming to hang her and goes back to Notre Dame Cathedral. He then walks up to one of the cathedral's towers to watch the girl being hanged, unaware that Quasimodo has spotted him and followed him upstairs. He watches calmly while Esméralda is taken to the gallows; then when the girl is actually hanged he bursts into an evil laugh – perhaps he is glad to have her out of his life, or perhaps he sees it as retribution for her rejection of him. When Quasimodo sees him laughing at Esméralda's hanging, he becomes enraged and pushes Frollo off the balustrade. A gargoyle stops his fall, and he cries out to Quasimodo for help, but Quasimodo remains silent. Then Frollo falls down off the cathedral, colliding with the roof of a house. He slides down the roof, hits the pavement of the town square, and dies. claude frollo bonjour mon amour remi bonjour mon amour quasimodo bonjour mon amour mamaman bonjour mon amour mamaman bonjour mon amour mario bonjour mon amour papa bonjour mon amour grand mamaman bonjour monamour wazimodo claude frollo parislecuirassier@hotmail.com Don Claude Frollo is the Archdeacon of Notre Dame and the main antagonist of the original Victor Hugo novel, The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Despite being a priest, he finds himself madly attracted to Esmeralda. He nearly murders Phoebus in a jealous rage from seeing Phoebus on top of Esmeralda. He is killed when Quasimodo pushes him off the cathedral. His dour attitude and his alchemical experiments scared and alienated him from the Parisians, who believed him a sorcerer, and so he lived without family, save for Quasimodo and his spoiled brother Jehan. But, there is much good in Frollo, seen in his care for Quasimodo and Jehan. He serves as the novel's tragic anti-villain. However, in Disney's 34th full-length animated feature film, he was created as a Judge who was quite evil, while another character called the "Archdeacon" was created embodying the good aspects of the original character. In Victor Hugo's novel, Dom Claude Frollo is the Archdeacon of Josas of Notre-Dame Cathedral. He is approximately thirty-six years old during the course of the story. He was an incredibly intelligent but morose young man who was orphaned along with his brother Jehan when their parents died. His studies lead him to become the Archdeacon of Josas of Notre-Dame and he also has a small fief which brings him a small amount of money, most of which goes to fund his brother's lifestyle of debauchery. He has a deeply compassionate side. He rescues the deformed hunchback abandoned on the cathedral's foundlings bed and cares for him, raises him like a son, and teaches him a sort of sign language when Quasimodo becomes deaf. He adores his wastrel, scallywag younger brother Jehan, while at the same time chiding him for his insolence. He is a respected scholar and studies several languages, law, medicine, and theology. However, he becomes infatuated with alchemy, which brings people to claim he is a sorcerer. He also believes strongly in fate. His dour, prematurely aged appearance and extreme dislike and fear of women make him even more of an outcast and set him further apart from society. He also has strong sexual passions, though he is a celibate due to his station within the church. These passions erupt in him through his contact with the beautiful gypsy girl Esmeralda and eventually are his undoing. The young girl is repulsed by the priest, despite his numerous impassioned pleas for her to love him. He turns all his effort to either make her love him or driving her away forever in death, as to no longer "punish" him. Frollo is so infatuated with her that he loses his self-control, attempts to kill her consort Captain Phoebus de Chateaupers, and kisses her while she faints. He even stabs himself at the sight of her torture when she is turned over to the magistrate as a witch and a "murderer" of her erstwhile lover Phoebus. He becomes completely undone right before her execution and leaves Paris in a feverish madness, not realizing that his adopted son rescued her from the gallows. He also attempts to rape her when she seeks sanctuary in the cathedral. Quasimodo throws him off the heights of the cathedral to his death when the deaf hunchback sees him laughing at Esmeralda's hanging. Juge de Paris et père adoptif de Quasimodo, Claude Frollo exerce un certain contrôle de la ville. En raison de sa haine envers les gitans, ses méthodes pour les faire partir sont devenues violentes. Mais l'arrivée d'Esméralda bouleversa cet homme au point de vouloir mettre Paris à feu et à sang. Judge Claude Frollo was a CAW currently signed to the Jeri-MAX CAW League as a competitor, General Manager, and Hall of Famer. Before revealing his true identity as an avatar of God himself, Frollo also wrestled under the names "Kevin 7" and "Vince McSeven" while wearing a mask. Frollo has a pretty extensive and multinational family tree, most of his relatives being from other countries. This is the result of the Frollo bloodline having very active social lives. Being a creepy old pervert, and due to his extreme religious values, Frollo did not live up to his ancestors' example. Also running in the family, Frollo can use ejaculation as a defense mechanism. Judge Claude Frollo is the main antagonist of Disney's 1996 animated feature film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He is widely considered to be one of the darkest Disney villains of all time. right|180pxRichter Claude Frollo ist ein Antagonist aus Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. Er lebt in der Welt La Cité des Cloches und hegt einen starken Hass gegen Zigeuner und seinen Schüler Quasimodo, welchen er aufgrund seiner Erscheinung vor der Außenwelt versteckt. Ursprünglich stammt er aus dem Disney Zeichentrickfilm Der Glöckner von Notre Dame aus dem Jahre 1996. Ungefähr 20 Jahre vor der Spielhandlung hat Frollo Quasimodo als Säugling entdeckt und widerwillig bei sich aufgenommen. Claude Frollo is the main antagonist of Disney's 1996 animated feature film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He is a ruthless, Parisian justice minister who, after a series of sensitive circumstances, becomes the begrudged caretaker of the deformed Quasimodo. With a majority of the film's heavy thematic elements being directly tied to Frollo's story arc — such as lust and genocide — he is widely considered to be amongst the darkest Disney Villains of all time. Rechter Claude Frollo is de antagonist uit De Klokkenluider van de Notre Dame. Hij staat bekend als een van Disney's slechtste schurken. Frollo was in het Engels ingesproken door Tony Jay en in het Nederlands door Edmond Classen. Judge Claude Frollo is the main antagonist of Disney's 1996 feature film The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He killed Quasimodo's mother 20 years prior to the time of the film on the very steps of Notre Dame cathedral and prepared to drown Quasimodo. The Archdeacon stopped him, and, fearing repercussions from God and especially from Mary, the Virgin Mother of Jesus, Frollo was tasked with raising him and named the baby Quasimodo in reference to his disfigurement. Frollo however, kept Quasimodo hidden from the world in the church's belltower, until he could be of use to him. He was voiced by the late Tony Jay in the film.

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