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The Hunchback of Notre Dame

The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Review. BACKGROUND. The Hunchback of Notre Dame By Victor Hugo Published in 1831 The story is set in 1400’s. Definitions. Theme – an idea or concept that is central to a story. It can often be summed in a single word.

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame

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  1. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Review

  2. BACKGROUND • The Hunchback of Notre Dame • By Victor Hugo • Published in 1831 • The story is set in 1400’s

  3. Definitions Theme – an idea or concept that is central to a story. It can often be summed in a single word. Plot – the events that make up a story Sanctuary – a sacred place that gives protection to those fleeing from justice or persecution Duality – opposing elements Protagonist – the central character, often overcomes a flaw or weakness by the end Antagonist – opposes the protagonist, usually the villain

  4. Concepts • Sanctuary • How is sanctuary also like a prison? • How did sanctuary protect and not protect Esmeralda? • Setting • Why is the cathedral significant?How is it an example of duality?

  5. Themes • Outsiders– people who do not fit in society, outcasts • Justice – fair and just treatment, upholding the law • Injustice – a violation of what is right and fair • Love – What are characteristics of Frollo & Quasimodo’s love for Esmeralda? • Loyalty – unswerving allegiance, devotion, and faithfulnessDuality – opposing elements • Examples: Love and Hate, Good and Evil, Life and Death, Beauty and Grotesque

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