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the phantom of the opera and the hunchback of notre dame? opposite ends of same spectrum 

I ask for nothing; I can get by. But I know so many, less lucky than I. Please help my people, the poor and downtrod.

I thought we all were the children of God.

Quasimodo & Esmeralda

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The best part about the hunchback of Norte dame musical is they don’t include the three comical gargoyles and cut out a guy like you.

EXACTLY!! I think the gargoyles/saints are used SO wonderfully in the musical to show Quasi's thought process/loneliness/internal conflict!!!! And scrapping a guy like you is just. Ugh. I thank god every day I don't think about that horrible tone-deaf song-

The only good that came from the 3 gargoyles in the movie was the throw-a-way line about being "made of stone" since that directly inspired one of the best songs in the show, Made of Stone JKLFJslk:E <33

THIS AUDIO FIT SO WELL I HAD TO FKLESJLJKLSJ

I kinda like the hunchback musical a lot, cause it takes more elements from the novel and it’s my all time favorite and mature Disney musical.

AYY a fellow person of culture I see!! :D

Hunchback is my official favorite musical!! Everything about it is SO insanely good??? The songs, actors, plot refinements, SYMBOLISM AND FORESHADOWING AND CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT?? UGH THEY MADE FROLLO SOO MUCH MORE 3 DIMENSIONAL 🤌🤌

BUT YEAH AHH I COULD TALK ABOUT HUNCHBACK (in all of its different forms) FOR ALL ETERNITY <33

I ADORE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME WITH ALL OF MY BEING AND IM TIRED OF NOT TALKING ABOUT IT 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

(my designs of the characters are inspired by a mixture of the musical, the book, and the movie,,, besides Esmeralda her disney design is perfect in every way- 🥹)

The Hunchback of Notre-Dame (French: Notre-Dame de Paris, meaning "Our Lady of Paris" originally titled "Notre-Dame de Paris. 1482") by Victor Hugo.

Echoes of Gothic Romance mixed with scathing social/religious criticism.

A profoundly moving book.