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The quote “I push my cart away, toward the apples and pears of my adulthood, their nearly seedless ripeness predictable and bittersweet.”, foreshadows the life of Esmeralda as young child and how she grows into young adult taking on responsibilities and the hardships that are involved with it. This quote also tells the readers that her adulthood is rapidly approaching and she will soon leave behind what she has loved for so long and become a new woman experiencing a new adventure. Throughout the

Is always a happy ending? The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a book by Victor Hugo written in 1831. Victor Hugo was born in Besancon, France on February 26, 1802. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a French Romantic/Gothic genre book. Hunchback of Notre Dame involves around Quasimodo a hunchback. The Hunchback of Notre Dame has many different themes. I believe one of the biggest theme is you shouldn't judge based on appearances. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a very sad book, but with it being sad there

The Biblical Presence and Influence on the Movie Hunchback of Notre Dame “But alas, if I have not maintained my victory, it is God's fault for not making man and the devil of equal strength” (Victor Hugo). In our lives, we are always looking for someone to blame, someone to look after us, and someone to make us feel better. Quite often, that someone is God. In The Hunchback of Notre Dame, the characters look to heaven and god for moments of crisis of happiness in their lives. The idea of heaven

Throughout his life Frollo tells Quasimodo outright that he is “deformed” and “ugly” and that he should be “grateful” that it is Frollo alone who can still accept Quasimodo’s deformities, which in turn causes Quasimodo to live in fear of being shunned for his monstrous features. For a time, Quasimodo listens to his “caretaker” and bides his time within the walls of Notre-Dame Cathedral, convinced that he is protected from the outside world. Nevertheless, Quasimodo still dreams of what it would be

Television is a platform in which nowadays everyone has some type of interaction with. With television people are exposed to movies, shows, news, cartoons, music, etc. In today’s society television has become the main source of information, but most people view television as a means for entertainment (Mitu, 2011). For some people television might be the first platform where they are exposed to a new subject. This exposure might leave its viewers with positive or negative feelings towards a subject

In the 1800s, Victor Hugo, a French author, wrote the book The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, which centred on the character Quasimodo. Quasimodo is considered ugly and monstrous, with a hunchback and a wart that covers his eyes. He is also deaf. But why should his handicap matter? In the novel, Hugo uses his disability as a tool to make him more pitiable despite his uncomfortable actions. The same disability can be found in many other classic novels, such as Moby-Dick, by the American writer Herman Melville

Unrealistic Four Year Old Caillou is a kid show that is designed to teach children how to overcome the small challenges in their lives and teach them about the world around them. Caillou is a four-year-old boy that lives with his mom, dad, and little sister. He is portrayed as a normal and very realistic four-year-old boy, but some would say its way to realistic for children. Caillou is known for throwing temper tantrums and often disrespectful to his family members. Although it is a show meant for

In the kingdom of Miraesa, Esmeralda, a street urchin, and Queen Silviya were in labor. Esmeralda gave birth to a boy and Queen Silviya gave birth to a girl. Knowing that King Stefan, her husband, had a long history of dead wives and daughters she was truly scared that her baby and she would have the same fate of his past families. She asked the head nurse,Tresa, if there was any way that she could help. Tresa only knew one way which was to switch the baby with another one. While Queen Silviya was

As Esmeralda uncovered herself and sat up on her bed checking the time, she asked herself, will I do it again. It was 7:15am when her mom came in to check on her. “Esmeralda, breakfast is on the table.” “Okay, thanks mom!” Esmeralda replied As she was walking into the dining room she thought to herself, once again I'm going hungry but it is worth it as long as I'm like the others. When Esmeralda got to the dining room, she looked around, made sure no one was watching and dumped her beautifully

Esmeralda recalled the night she had spent with Quasimodo fondly. His expression when he crashed into her dressing tent the day before was one she would never forget. Quasi was so sweet and embarrassed. Shamefully she remembered the horrified expression on her own face when she tried to remove the mask, that was his face. The whole day was a emotional disaster. Watching the guards and crowd taunt him had been too much for her. The chase that ensued, after rescuing poor Quasimodo, was exhilarating