He held the key to a loveless heart: and she'll hold him in her sweetest pain and suffering. My own, personal re-telling of Dom Claude Frollo & La Esmeralda, from the original Victor Hugo story.

It was to be the day of his wedding - his fingers gripped the cord tightly, and as he began to bring his bride to life, his greatest fear was realized.

(Working Title) When her adoptive father goes missing, Katherine Gringoire seeks shelter in Notre Dame after stealing a loaf of bread. While there she meets the deformed bell ringer and goes to her father's former teacher, now archdeacon, Claude Frollo for help. Now both under Frollo's 'protection'. Quasi and Katherine must tread carefully or risk the priest's wrath.

I stood watching the poor man tortured...and I knew I couldn't just watch them beat him. I had to save him, I had to help him, I had to bring meaning to his life...and somehow through the course of this all...I knew I had to love him.

Le lendemain de la nuit de noce, Gringoire fait connaissance avec Djali. Très court OS.

In the year 1482 there was a man who lived in a tower, and a woman destined to save him. The storybooks have twisted the reality through the ages, but the truth is evident to all who find sanctuary within the walls of Notre Dame de Paris to plead for love, forgiveness, and strength. For everyone who believes that Quasimodo deserves a chance at love.

Extrait : Quand l'archidiacre décolla ses lèvres de celles de la jeune fille, il haletait sans retenu, quant à elle, elle essuyait ses lèvres du mieux qu'elle pouvait. Ce contact avec la Esmeralda avait délibérément embrasé le feu passionnel de Dom Claude.

Gringoire returns to find Esmeralda in the grip of a nightmare. When she awakens he comforts her as best he can, but she only has thoughts of Phoebus. Does she even think of him at all?

Prologue by Frollo, rest of the story told by Quasimodo. What really happened in the infamous tale of the deformed bell ringer that resided in the bell tower

This is a one-shot from Gudule's point of view. it's about her love for Agnes, her daughter and how, deep within she still has hope. Please review. It's my first story about Hunchback of Notre Dame.

The events of the novel, "Notre-Dame de Paris" with Clopin as the main character. His thoughts (which are in italics) are interjected. Currently working on a screenplay adaptation of the novel. This is experimentation ground.

I plan to write a screenplay adaptation of Victor Hugo's novel. To get creative juices flowing, I decided to write a short one-shot with Clopin who simply writes a letter. Clopin is my favorite character in the novel and this is my take on him. I'm just trying to see if I can get "his voice" right.

Esmeralda...that gypsy sorceress...she was hanged and I was a free man. And yet...the feelings seem to prevail. I see her, I feel her...and yet wasn't the spell broken?

Hunchback...one-eyed, deaf and lame. I have many friends, and they all sing...they are my bells, and I am their ringer...

I watched my master fall, I watched my belle hang. My soul was ripped from me that day and nothing could bring me back...nothing but the soft touch of the sweet beautiful Esmeralda. My belle. My dark gypsy angel. If she was stolen from me in life...I'd take her as mine in death.

Jehan uses his powers of influence to trick his brother into revealing something he might not want him to know.

"She had always thought herself as a tough girl, haven grown up on the rough, unjust streets where simple survival was the main objective and freedom." Yet, as she watches Esmeralda about to be burned at the stake, she begins to question. Hunchback - Disneyverse

Fate intervenes and Esmeralda is left questioning her love for Phoebus, while Frollo continues to agonize in the shadows.

Welcome to the world of the obscene. Welcome to the world of lust. Welcome to the world where the boundaries between love and hate are thin. Welcome to Paris. Judge Claude Frollo, the gypsy-loathing man who is entrapped in chains by his own lust gives sensuous gypsy Esmeralda an ultimatum: To chose him or burn. They are polar opposites- fire and ice, night and day. Can they love?

A science fiction adaption of Notre Dame de Paris that I wrote a few years ago.

7th Chapter is now up! Claude prays for gold.

While doing a little stealing, Clopin remembers back to the first time he ever stole anything and the lessons that it brought. Just a nice one-shot between Clopin and his father. Mainly Disney based.

Esmeralda, una bella gitana de dieciséis años llega a cautivar a tres hombres: Quasimodo, el campanero de la catedral; Frollo, el archidiácono de París y Febo, el capitán de los arqueros. Conoce igual a un poeta, "el príncipe de París" Pierre Gringoire, ¿que pasará cuando la acusen de haber herido al capitán? ¿qué será capaz de hacer el poeta por ella? Por su Esmeralda. ¡Reviews!

"As a young girl, Claudette's father had taught her that women were inherently evil creatures." A gender swap story of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". girl!Frollo

As Clopin's reign comes to an end, he finds that he must tell one final story- his own. Rated for dark undertones, extreme suspense and violent themes, particularly in later chapters. Currently under extreme revision; new ideas started popping up everywhere. The prologue will stick. Keep checking in!