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Quasimodo was the son of gypsies with body abnormalities, making people like Judge Frollo, Quasimodos guardian for the greater portion of his life, see him as less than human and without value. After being locked away inside the towers of Notre Dame without socialization and human cont, Quasimodo befriends three gargoyles which we assume lurk along the bell tower. They seem real to us and to Quasimodo, but do the gargoyles reside in Notre Dame or in his mind? Are the statues that resemble Victor, Hugo and Laverne even there? Hello Im Isaac from Wotso Videos where we discuss fun topics for fun people and today we are going to determine if the gargoyles in the Hunchback of Notre Dame are alive. Thanks for Ben for coming up with this idea for my video!\r
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