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==Personality==
==Personality==
Frollo is a deeply religous man who tries to convince the people of Paris that his evil deeds are justified because they are God's will, though he is in a reality a prejudiced, spiteful and corrput official who uses his place in power to meet his own selfish ends, going as far as to employ common thugs to enforce his will while posing as "soldiers". He also believes it is his own duty to punish those who he deems wicked, and is blind to his own faults to the point that even when it is he who feels lust for Esmeralda, he convinces himself that he is under her spell and that he needs to destroy her as soon as possible, although before burning her at the stake, he actually goes as far as to offer her mercy if she agrees to become his mistress.
Frollo is a deeply religious man who tries to convince the people of Paris that his evil deeds are justified because they are God's will, though he is in a reality a prejudiced, spiteful and corrupt official who uses his place in power to meet his own selfish ends, going as far as to employ common thugs to enforce his will while posing as "soldiers". He also believes it is his own duty to punish those who he deems wicked, and is blind to his own faults to the point that even when it is he who feels lust for Esmeralda, he convinces himself that he is under her spell and that he needs to destroy her as soon as possible, although before burning her at the stake, he actually goes as far as to offer her mercy if she agrees to become his mistress.


Furthermore, Frollo appears to be a rather stoic man, always appearing cool and collected, and only shows fear when Quasimodo prepares to kill him and when he is about to fall to his death. He rarely exhibits humor, and whenever he does, it is dry and black.
Furthermore, Frollo appears to be a rather stoic man, always appearing cool and collected, and only shows fear when Quasimodo prepares to kill him and when he is about to fall to his death. He rarely exhibits humor, and whenever he does, it is dry and black.
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