A French romantic novel by Victor Hugo that deals with the events of his historical novel Notre-Dame de Paris and in which the most important parts of the novel take place. The great French poet Alphonse de Lamartine (1790-1869) described Victor Hugo after the appearance of the novel as "Shakespeare of the novel".
Victor Hugo always took a stand against injustice and the absence of justice and listened to the voice of the weak and the disadvantaged, and he, as an original creator, did not live his life cowardly, reassuring himself with silence, and one of his most beautiful fictional characters (the hunchback character) and outwardly the hunchback fell in love with a beautiful young woman trying to sacrifice his life several times for her, It seemed to be the love of a man for a woman, and the writer raised his level with the ability to portray, but the reality is that the hunchback, with his disability and the denial and oppression he suffered from, fell in love with the warmth of the human beauty he was deprived of (which is also present in his inner depths). Or mutilation of his own body, not just a man's love for a woman.
The goal of his sacrifices for it was to keep this human beauty in life so that existence would not be deprived of it. He realized with greatness (and he was the hunchback) that the annihilation of his ugly body meant the continuity of his beautiful human depths with survival. The hunchback of Notre Dame remained behind the walls of the cathedral, isolated from the world, incapable of any An external connection, as a symbol of a handicap that keeps him away from the world, and as an accusation against a society that isolates and hides the handicap and despises the weak and preys on the disadvantaged, and what controls all of this is the ruling sphere system. Women) change occurs and has the ability to change the course of events, and the fate of power becomes in the hands of those who control them, and the Hunchback of Notre Dame excels everyone by becoming better than them.