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When [[Sora]] first arrives in La Cité des Cloches, he passes Frollo, who stops him and wonders whether or not he is a gypsy, until [[Phoebus]] turns up. Later on, at the Festival of Fools, Frollo sees [[Quasimodo]] enjoying himself, despite his earlier order for Quasimodo to stay inside the belltower, and refuses to help Quasimodo when he is attacked by [[Dream Eater]]s. By doing this, he gains two enemies in the form of Sora and [[Esmeralda]], who aid Quasimodo and defy Frollo. For his part, Frollo becomes infatuated with Esmeralda and begins a manhunt for her, slowly reaching madness. At one point, Frollo orders Phoebus to burn down the home of an innocent miller, but Phoebus rebels against Frollo and turns his sword on him as [[Riku]] turns up. Using his inner darkness, Frollo summons the [[Wargoyle]] Dream Eater to fight Riku and Phoebus as he flees back to the cathedral. | When [[Sora]] first arrives in La Cité des Cloches, he passes Frollo, who stops him and wonders whether or not he is a gypsy, until [[Phoebus]] turns up. Later on, at the Festival of Fools, Frollo sees [[Quasimodo]] enjoying himself, despite his earlier order for Quasimodo to stay inside the belltower, and refuses to help Quasimodo when he is attacked by [[Dream Eater]]s. By doing this, he gains two enemies in the form of Sora and [[Esmeralda]], who aid Quasimodo and defy Frollo. For his part, Frollo becomes infatuated with Esmeralda and begins a manhunt for her, slowly reaching madness. At one point, Frollo orders Phoebus to burn down the home of an innocent miller, but Phoebus rebels against Frollo and turns his sword on him as [[Riku]] turns up. Using his inner darkness, Frollo summons the [[Wargoyle]] Dream Eater to fight Riku and Phoebus as he flees back to the cathedral. | ||
In desperation, Frollo bluffs to Quasimodo that he knows where the | In desperation, Frollo bluffs to Quasimodo that he knows where the gypsy hideout, the Court of Miracles, is hidden, and plans to attack it at dawn. He follows Quasimodo, Phoebus and Sora to the Court and captures Esmeralda himself, frog-marching her away and using his darkness to stop Sora from attacking him (though it is not shown, it is implied that the Wargoyle strikes Sora from behind). | ||
Frollo sentences Esmeralda to be burned at the stake as Sora arrives on the scene. As Quasimodo rescues Esmeralda, Sora confronts Frollo, ready to fight him, but Frollo summons the Wargoyle again and follows Quasimodo into the cathedral, where they end up fighting on the balcony of Notre Dame. During the battle, Frollo spitefully reveals that he murdered Quasimodo's mother twenty years ago, in stark contrast to the tale he had brought him up with about his mother abandoning him. Frollo moves in to strike Quasimodo, but misses and the two fall off the balcony. Frollo hangs onto a nearby stone gargoyle and climbs up, ready to kill Esmeralda and Quasimodo, but the gargoyle he is standing on breaks off and he falls to his death. | Frollo sentences Esmeralda to be burned at the stake as Sora arrives on the scene. As Quasimodo rescues Esmeralda, Sora confronts Frollo, ready to fight him, but Frollo summons the Wargoyle again and follows Quasimodo into the cathedral, where they end up fighting on the balcony of Notre Dame. During the battle, Frollo spitefully reveals that he murdered Quasimodo's mother twenty years ago, in stark contrast to the tale he had brought him up with about his mother abandoning him. Frollo moves in to strike Quasimodo, but misses and the two fall off the balcony. Frollo hangs onto a nearby stone gargoyle and climbs up, ready to kill Esmeralda and Quasimodo, but the gargoyle he is standing on breaks off and he falls to his death. | ||