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HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME
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Question: (12/29/2011)
what is the most valuing word of the hunchback of notre dame


Question: (8/28/2011)
What are some examples of injustice in The Hunchback of Notre Dame?
Answer: (12/27/2011)
The festival of fools, cooping up Quasimodo in the belltower of the cathedral, and storming in the cathedral to capture Esmeralda even though they had no right to touch her because she had claimed sanctuary or rather Quasimodo had for her.



Question: (8/8/2010)
what are the lessons that we can get from the hunchback of notre fame?
Answer: (8/29/2010)
a courageous heart beneath a grotesque exterior.... let us not judge someone with their physical appearance better to know them first before u say anything....



Question: (2/5/2010)
moral values of the hunch back of notre dame
Answer: (11/11/2010)
good people succeed inspite of the odds



Question: (10/12/2009)
What are the major themes in The Hunchback of Notre Dame?
Answer: (10/20/2009)
social injustice




Question: (9/28/2009)
moral lesson of the hunchback of notre dame


Question: (9/19/2009)
what do the bels look like
Answer: (2/23/2011)
i'll answer you when you spell bells right

Answer: (11/15/2009)
shiny ,gold and the are ery loud



Question: (9/12/2009)
what is the moral lesson that can you get in the stage play the hunchback of notre dame?
Answer: (12/27/2011)
Incorrect. Obvoiusly Victor Hugo was not going for that moral at all. We see that because Quasimodo and Esmeralda do not get together and she falls for the gorgeous Pheobus yet they don't get together either. Esmeralda dies and so does Quasimodo out of grief for her. The true moral of the story is that you cannot assume that someone is wicked because of their appearance or title in society. Only God can judge or solid proof of the offense.

Answer: (12/21/2011)
Do not judge a book by its cover.

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Tom (2/26/2009)
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