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1462
Frollo chased the mother to Notre Dame, took the baby from her, and kicked her to the ground killing her when she hit her head on the steps.
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1462
Frollo pursued one of the gypsies believing she was hiding stolen goods, in reality she was holding her infant son.
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1462
Judge Claude Frollo ambushed a group of gypsies that snuck their way into Paris and had them arrested.
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1462
Learning that the baby was deformed, Frollo tried to throw it down a nearby well, but was stopped by Notre Dame’s Archdeacon.
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1462
Forced to care for the child after killing his mother, Frollo accepted the task to save his soul from damnation, while also believing the child may be useful to him one day, and had him live in Notre Dame naming him Quasimodo.
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Jan 1, 1482
20 years later, Frollo has emotionally abused Quasimodo making him believe he was a monster because of his deformity and that people will never accept because of it to keep him in the bell tower, claiming that Quasimodo’s mother abandoned him.
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Jan 2, 1482
Frollo informs his new captain of the guard, Phoebus about his desire to purge Paris of Gypsies, including learning where their hideout is, the Court of Miracles.
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Jan 3, 1482
Outraged at Quasimodo for attending the Festival of Fools, Frollo refused to help Quasimodo when the crowd was humiliating him, started by a couple of Frollo’s soldiers.
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Jan 4, 1482
Frollo is outraged at the gypsy Esmeralda for defying him by freeing Quasimodo when he forbid it and tries to arrest her.
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Jan 5, 1482
Frollo tried to arrest Esmeralda when she snuck into Notre Dame even when Phoebus said she claimed sanctuary, but was stopped by the Archdeacon.
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Jan 6, 1482
Unable to arrest Esmeralda as long as she was in the cathedral, Frollo ordered his soldiers to surround it if she tries to escape.
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Jan 7, 1482
Frollo developed a lustful obsession with Esmeralda and declared to either make her his lover or have her burned.
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Jan 8, 1482
After learning Esmeralda escaped Notre Dame, Frollo swore to find her even if he has to burn down all of Paris.
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Jan 9, 1482
The next day, Frollo began his search by harassing a group of Gypsies for the whereabouts of Esmeralda.
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Jan 10, 1482
Frollo put a Miller and his family under house arrest due to finding a gypsy talisman in their home, only to burn it down to kill them deeming them traitors.
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Jan 11, 1482
Frollo tries to have Phoebus executed for disobeying his orders by saving the Miller and his family.
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Jan 12, 1482
Frollo tries to have Phoebus killed when he tries to flee.
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Jan 13, 1482
Many buildings in the city are on fire due to Frollo’s search for Esmeralda.
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Jan 14, 1482
After learning Quasimodo helped Esmeralda escaped, Frollo claims he knows where Esmeralda and the Court of Miracles is and will attack at dawn with a thousand men.
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Jan 15, 1482
Frollo reveals he tricked Quasimodo and Phoebus into leading him to the Court of Miracles and captured everyone.
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Jan 16, 1482
Because Esmeralda rejected him, Frollo decided to have her burned at the stake.
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Jan 17, 1482
After Quasimodo saved Esmeralda and brought her back to Notre Dame, Frollo laid siege to the cathedral having his soldiers break down the door.
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Jan 18, 1482
After breaking into the cathedral, Frollo tosses the archdeacon aside who tried to stop him, symbolizing his rejection of any morals he had
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Jan 19, 1482
Frollo chases after Quasimodo and Esmeralda in order to kill them.
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Jan 20, 1482
Frollo’s insanity peaked as he tried one last time to kill them before falling to his death into the molten iron that was poured during the battle earlier.