The Hunchback of Notre Dame

And Frollo gave the child a cruel name. A name that means half-formed...Quasimodo! Now here is a riddle to guess if you can, sing the bells of Notre Dame. Who is the monster and who is the man? Sing the bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells, bells of Notre Dame!

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Brutish Guard: Make way for the captain! Oafish Guard: Go on, make way! Brutish Guard: Make way! Everybody out of the way! Oafish Guard: You, make way for the captain! Brutish Guard: Make way! Oafish Guard: Make way, now! Judge Claude Frollo: You've come to Paris in her darkest hour, Captain. It will take a firm hand to save the weak-minded from being so easily misled. Phoebus: Misled, sir? Judge Claude Frollo: Look, Captain. Gypsies. The gypsies live outside normal order. Their heathen ways inflame the people's lowest instincts, and they must be stopped. Phoebus: I was summoned from the wars to capture fortune-tellers and palm-readers?

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Quaismodo: Whoa! Whoa! People: Come and join the feast...of... Hugo: Hey!

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Where are you going, hunchback? The fun's just beginning.

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I'm free, I'm free! [He trips and falls into the stockade, which closes and locks.] Dang it.

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Frollo's nose is long and wears a truss.

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