Fasimodo , is a bell ringer at the bell tower of Notre Dame de Paris. He has been a one-eyed, hunchbacked chicken breast and lame deformity since he was a child. Attorney Crod carried him back from the street to raise him. After he was fourteen years old, he was responsible for ringing the fifteen ancient bells on the bell tower every day. Soon after, his ears were deaf again.
Grassimodo is very ugly. People compare him to the devil, and compare the lieutenant Croder to a wizard, because, except for ringing the bell, Gassimodo always follows Croder closely. More people think that Gassimodo is a loyal ugly dog of Croder, and he will pounce on anyone in the direction of Croder's finger.
On the night of Easter in 1482, Quasimodo watched a group of homeless men in the square in front of Notre Dame. Unintentionally, people found that he could act as a funny devil character, so they surrounded him in front of the parade, pushed him, sang and danced, and finally, they praised him as the "King of Fools".
Fasimodo has never been such a "lift". His one-eyed eyes shone with excitement, grinned and jumped forward with a limp. In this way, the homeless men became more excited and the order was in chaos. The Mounties rushed out and caught Quasimodo and several other homeless men.
The next day, Quasimodo was tied under the gallows in the square and received whipping . His back was naked, his chest and back were ugly. The executioners were tired of whipping, and the onlookers picked up the rattan again and whipped him for fun. It seemed that all the young and old were cursing him, laughing at him, and insulting him. His whole body was so painful that it was burning, naked and burned by the sun, and his throat seemed to be smoking. He struggled to beg, "Give me some water..." However, people always threw stones at him, or garbage in the gutter at him.
After he screamed in despair three times, suddenly, a beautiful girl walked out of the crowd, dressed like a gypsy, holding a little goat and holding a small drum.
Fasimodo remembered that last night, people had called for him to carry the girl away. Now, she probably came up to punish him.
However, the gypsy girl didn't say a word, approached the prisoner who bent over to avoid her, took out a gourd from under her bra, and gently poured the sweet spring water into his cracked mouth.
A big tears rolled out from Quasimodo's dry eyes, slowly falling down his ugly cheeks. For a moment, he forgot to drink water. The gypsy girl pouted and poured the water down with a smile. Quasimodo swallowed it, and his heart felt like he was infused with nectar.
At this time, a half-crazy female monk heard the roar from the window of a spire next to the square. She cursed: "You will also be hanged if you steal the children!"
The gypsy girl left the tumbling platform in panic, turned around and looked at Quasimodo, then disappeared into the crowd.
Fasimodo's ears were deaf. He didn't know that the girl's name was Esminada, but the shadow of this beautiful and pure girl was deeply engraved in his mind.
The pointed tower is called the Holland Tower. The female monk once had a cute baby girl, but it has been stolen by the wandering gypsies for more than ten years. Therefore, whenever she saw the gypsy, she would scream and scold.
After Quasimodo was released, he could never forget the beautiful Esminada. When he rang the bell tower, he always glanced at the square in front of Notre Dame with one eye. Soon he discovered that Esminada often came to the square with the gypsies, and they danced, sang, told fortunes, and made tricks, living freely. Quasimodo regarded Esminad as God, even more noble than Gods.
However, beside Farsimod, there were also a pair of eyes staring at the beautiful Esminada. That man was the Attorney Crod, who was fascinated by the beauty of this gypsy girl and cried and laughed.In order to get rid of his dream of getting Esminada, he rushed into the field alone, grabbed his hair, and let the boat take him to float in the water. However, he could never forget the girl holding the little goat. As soon as he closed his eyes, her image floated in front of him. Finally, he decided to move forward step by step towards this hell of love.
The beautiful Esminada has always hung a small bag around her neck, with a baby's shoes inside. Her nanny said to her before her death: "This is your amulet, it will help you find your biological mother." It turns out that Esminada is not a real gypsy, she stolen from a family fifteen years ago.
Esminada likes the Captain Fabi, who patrolls the square very much. To be honest, she danced constantly in front of Notre Dame in , mostly to wait for the handsome officer to appear.
However, Captain Fabi is a cynical *. While pursuing a rich daughter, he also wants to deceive the pure Esminada.
All this was seen by the Attorney Crod, how could he tolerate this * Touch the goddess in his heart! Therefore, when he learned that Fabi had made Esminadar in an old house near the river, he was dressed in black and held a dagger, and stabbed him in the chest with a knife while Fabi was unprepared.
Esminada saw the murderer in the dark, but she fainted by the blood gushing out of Fabi's chest. When she woke up, a group of night patrol soldiers surrounded her and captured her as a murderer.
Esmigada tried her best to argue for herself, but she could not provide strong evidence. When the executioner put a pair of iron boots on her little feet and tightened the screws torture her, she remembered that her beloved Fabi was dead, so she randomly admitted that she was the murderer. Fabi died, and she didn't want to live anymore.
That night, the Attorney Crod came to the death row in the chaplain of a pastor. As soon as Esminadar saw him, he recognized the person who had been staring at her for several months. It was him who cut the dagger into Captain Fabi's chest. She shouted to Crod, "Don't torture me, give me a knife!"
But Crod said that he loved Esminada and he was willing to help her escape from the death cell. As long as she promised to love him and escape with him to a place where no one could find them to live together.
Esminarda said coldly: "You are the murderer! Even in hell, I will not be united with you!"
Crod grabbed her arm frantically and wanted to drag her away, but Esminarda pushed it down on the wet stone staircase by force.
Before leaving the death cell, Crod viciously used words to stimulate the beautiful girl again, and he said, "Fabie is dead!"
Esminada fell down to the ground.
In fact, that knife did not hit Fabi's vital point, and within a few days, he recovered from his health. However, he was completely reluctant to appear in court to testify for a gypsy woman, and he was concerned that this matter should not destroy his marriage with the rich daughter. So when the court and newspapers described Esminada as a witch, he even brought his fiancée to watch the hanging.
However, when Esminadar saw the sun god in her heart in the prison cart and shouted, "Fabbi", he was so scared that he hid behind the cart.
The prison car was parked next to the riveting platform in front of Notre Dame. The executioners dragged out Esminada out of the coma and were about to put a noose on her. Suddenly, Quasimodo grabbed a thick rope from the church and swung over, knocked down the two executioners with his huge fist, grabbed the gypsy girl, carried her on her shoulder, and jumped back to the church like lightning.
In his mouth, he shouted hoarsely: "Holy Land! Holy Land!" Notre Dame Cathedral cannot be violated by anyone. Many people looked at the glowing one-eyed eyes of Farcimodo, clapped their hands, and shouted in unison: "Holy Land! Holy Land!"
The executioner and the soldiers could only watch the gypsy girl being snatched into Notre Dame Cathedral.Quasimodo hid Esminada on the top of the bell tower and served her devoutly as if she were worshipping the gods. Esminadar ignored this ugly deformed person, she only thought of that Fabi. Although Quasimodo was deaf and could not hear her words clearly, he knew with pain that she was still thinking about the frivolous officer.
In order to make Esminad happy, he sneaked out of the church and waited for a few days. Finally, he waited for Fabi who came back from having fun. He grabbed the reins of the horse and shouted, "Captain, a woman who loves you is waiting for you - a gypsy woman!"
Unexpectedly, Fabi pulled out a whip, whipped him hard, and ran away quickly. For Fabi, "gypsy woman" has become synonymous with horror.
Gasimodo returned to the bell tower in disappointment. He couldn't understand why Esminad only loved the beauty of his appearance, and could not see his sincere heart through his ugly appearance. He often stared at her from afar with sorrow, but Esminadar disappeared as soon as he saw it.
Once, he handed Esminada an iron whistle, which was a whistle that could emit extremely high frequency. Most people couldn't hear it, but this deaf man could hear it. He said to Esminada, "When you need my help, just blow it..."
A few days later, the lieutenant bishop discovered that Esminada was actually snatched to the bell tower by his "dog". He quietly looked for it and wanted to pester the gypsy girl. Esminada struggled exhausted, but when she suddenly felt the iron whistle and blew it silently, Gassimodo rushed in, raised the lieutenant bishop over and threw it to the ground.
When Quesimodo recognized the face of the lieutenant, he turned his neck to his benefactor who had raised him for more than ten years and said, "Master, you can kill me, but you can't let the blood stain her floor."
Esminada rushed over, grabbed the knife from Quesimodo's hand, and shouted to Crod, "Do you dare to come again? Now, I know, Fabi is not dead!"
This sentence pierced the lieutenant's heart like a red soldering iron. He kicked Quesimodo down and walked away angrily.
However, Crod did not give up. He had a plan and encouraged the wanderers to attack Notre Dame, attracting the attention of Quasimodo, and then tricking Esminad out.
Fasimodo saw many wanderers holding arrows and -match guns and attacking the church. He ran to a high tower full of wooden strips and stones, and threw the stones, tiles and wood down. At this time, Esminada had been taken down from the bell tower by another man, followed a man in black, boarded a boat, and rowed forward along the Seine . The man in black remained silent, and when he was alone with Esminada, he grabbed her hand and dragged her to the right side of the scaffolding. It turned out that the man in black was the lieutenant bishop Crod. He pointed to the gallows and said, "My heart was burning like a fire, but you hate me so much! Now, I want you to make a choice between me and the gallows!"
He saw Esminada just crying, and actually knelt down and walked to her, and said to her, "Just say one word..."
Esminada said stubbornly, "No, you are a murderer!..."
Crod's heart seemed to explode. He dragged the gypsy girl and shouted as he walked, "She is here! This damn gypsy is here!"
Suddenly, Esminada felt that his arm was grabbed by a thin hand. It turned out that when they passed by the Holland Tower, the gypsy-hate monk reached out from the narrow window hole and grabbed her tightly.
Attorney Crod immediately said, "Okay, don't let her run away, I'll call the military and police! She will be hanged immediately!"
What Esminad was most afraid of was this half-crazy female monk. The monk desperately cursed her while she was dancing in the square. Now, the monk's skinny fingers clutched her tightly, as if he had locked her with an iron chain.
Esminada was pale and said weakly to the closed window like a mouse hole: "What did I offend you?"
The female monk said angrily: "You stole my daughter! Fifteen years ago, you stole her and ate it!"
At this time, the sound of horse team running was already heard from the Virgin Bridge. Esminad said anxiously: "I was born fifteen years ago! You look for your child, I look for my parents, and I also carry the shoes I wore when I was a child. It is my amulet!"
The female monk immediately asked her to take out her shoes. When the embroidered heels of the female monk compared the little shoes of her daughter who was kept by her daughter, they suddenly realized that they were actually mother and daughter who had been separated for many years!
When the female monk saw the military police getting closer and closer, she immediately wanted to break the iron bar on the window like a female lion. When she felt it was useless, she rushed back to the corner of the house and found a stone as a pillow, broke the iron bar, and snatched her daughter in.
The mother and daughter had just enough time to hold and cry for a while, and the soldiers arrived. They found the broken iron bars and suspected that the monk had brought Esminada in. But some people don't believe it because the monk hates the gypsies the most.
The female monk also said that the iron bar was damaged by the car of a drunk driver.
Just as the female monk was about to cheat the soldiers away, Esminadar heard the voice of Fabi in the crowd, and she couldn't help but jumped to the window and shouted, "Fabi, my Fabi!"
At this time, no one could save Esminadar, either mother or others. The soldiers dug out the closed wall and rushed in.
The female monk rushed to the executioner and bit his hand until blood was poured. The soldiers suddenly pushed the mother, who had just gained some happiness, and her head hit the stone slab and died on the spot.
The executioner carried Esminada and walked towards the gallows.
At the same time, Quasimodo searched every corner of the bell tower, but could not find Esminada. He rolled in pain in the room where the Gypsy girl lived, and knocked his head against the wall.
Suddenly, he remembered his "benefactor", the lieutenant bishop Crod. He immediately felt that only he could have come up with the idea of tricking Esminada out of the bell tower. He began to look for the lieutenant bishop.
When he came to the highest floor of Notre Dame, he found Crod staring blankly at the square in the distance. There, the executioner had put the noose around Esminada's neck, and with just one kick, he could kick the ladder beneath her.
In an instant, a devilish smile appeared on Crod's face. Quasimodo also saw this terrible smile. He took a few steps back, rushed forward frantically, and pushed Crod hard with his two big hands. Then he stretched out his arm towards the gypsy girl on the gallows, and a long string of tears flowed out of his one-eye.
When Crod fell down, he grabbed a lead sink. He was angry and scared, with foam spraying in his mouth, trying to struggle to climb up. However, every time he struggled, his black clothes were torn a little by the cracked sink, and the lead pipe tilted down a little. Finally, the lead pipe broke, and the dark man fell on the stone street more than 60 meters below and no longer moved.
Esminada's body was placed in the cellar of Montforgon. Two years later, two corpses were found there. The male's spine was bent, his head was shrinking in the middle of the shoulder bone, one leg was long and the other was short.
Obviously, it was the bell tower monster Quasimodo who loved Esminada deeply. People had known that he was missing long ago, but they didn't expect that he would follow this beautiful gypsy girl into the cemetery.
People began to believe that there is indeed an unswerving eye of love in the world. Although the Clock Tower monster is ugly, his heart is better than anyone who pursues Esminada.
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