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A small sketch inspired by the Hunchback of Notre Dame...an imagined scene of Quasimodo and Frollo after the fire, if the two had continued to live in the cathedral in secret after the events that unfolded. The sketch is not very detailed but hopefully I will try to make a better version when there is more time. In this scene Frollo is unconscious and bleeding from the head and Quasimodo is pressing a rag to his wound. The hunchback set fire to the buildings and figurines which he had carved in a moment of sadness and anger, knowing that he could never be a part of their community unless he were of use to them. Although Frollo had abused and neglected him he was the only one to have been at his side throughout his life, Quasimodo still holds on to the hope that the minister would show remorse. Although it would be pitiful the hunchback would forgive him out of suppressed love in hopes that it would one day be requited not in a physical sense but in the form of compassion and devotion.

Description
A small sketch inspired by the Hunchback of Notre Dame...an imagined scene of Quasimodo and Frollo after the fire, if the two had continued to live in the cathedral in secret after the events that unfolded. The sketch is not very detailed but hopefully I will try to make a better version when there is more time. In this scene Frollo is unconscious and bleeding from the head and Quasimodo is pressing a rag to his wound. The hunchback set fire to the buildings and figurines which he had carved in a moment of sadness and anger, knowing that he could never be a part of their community unless he were of use to them. Although Frollo had abused and neglected him he was the only one to have been at his side throughout his life, Quasimodo still holds on to the hope that the minister would show remorse. Although it would be pitiful the hunchback would forgive him out of suppressed love in hopes that it would one day be requited not in a physical sense but in the form of compassion and devotion.