The Hunchback of Notre Dame

clopin2814 · 08-23-2021, 10:26 AM

Hello,

im new here. I like to read books, and finished reading "The hunchback of Notre Dame".

I was shocked about the horror in Esmealdas end and also in the result of the try to set free Esmeralda by her friends. Quasimodo thought it were the kings soldiers, which want Esmeralda bring to death. We must see, it was dark, no street light there than in todays Paris. You could think really, it were the kings soldiers. Only once, as Qusimode saw bed clothed people, he had can see, thet this are not kings soldiers. But he thought this not. And as the kings soldiers truelly came, nobody were there to fight against them. All died in the fight for Esmeralda.

In heur last hours Esmeralda finds her mother. She had can almost fre, but she heared the tong of her hot loved Phoebus. Oh my god, Hadn't she can stay in her place? She had can be rechued! But no, she went to see her loved Phoebus but he was away, but her killers still were there and now nobody could help her! Absolutely sad. 16 years old and she must die so grusome.

But what would have been if she had not leaved her place, had ignored Phoebus. Which real chance have her had to come truely free then. Her judgement were stillvalid and the city of paris was watched by soldiers, also by Phoebus. Esmeraldas mother has no other clothe for Esmeralda. But i see only chance for her if she can leave Paris in this assumed case. Inside Paris no more, she were also alone, because her friends died in the fight the night before. She had only her mother then for the way in her freedom if she had not leave her place because of Phoebus. Oh god, hadnt she can stay in her place this while? Shocking!

BookCat · 08-24-2021, 01:01 PM

Please hide parts of your post which contain spoilers.
I, for one, haven't yet got round to reading this classic.

Dr. Drib · 08-24-2021, 04:50 PM

I'll second that: Hide parts of your posts which contain spoilers!

issybird · 08-24-2021, 07:24 PM

I’m going to disagree, especially when it’s a classic. People should be able to discuss classics, i.e., books in the common consciousness, assuming that people are more or less familiar with them. Those who haven’t read them and plan to read them should tread warily. Romeo and Juliet commit suicide. Winston Smith loves Big Brother. Reader, I married him. It’s all fair.

Now, spoilers for the most recent thriller or mystery in a series? Absolutely. But a nearly 200-year old novel? I’m not feeling it.

08-23-2021, 10:26 AM	#1
clopin2814 Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2021 Device: Android Smartphone or PC, Linunx, Windows	The Hunchback of Notre Dame Hello, im new here. I like to read books, and finished reading "The hunchback of Notre Dame". I was shocked about the horror in Esmealdas end and also in the result of the try to set free Esmeralda by her friends. Quasimodo thought it were the kings soldiers, which want Esmeralda bring to death. We must see, it was dark, no street light there than in todays Paris. You could think really, it were the kings soldiers. Only once, as Qusimode saw bed clothed people, he had can see, thet this are not kings soldiers. But he thought this not. And as the kings soldiers truelly came, nobody were there to fight against them. All died in the fight for Esmeralda. In heur last hours Esmeralda finds her mother. She had can almost fre, but she heared the tong of her hot loved Phoebus. Oh my god, Hadn't she can stay in her place? She had can be rechued! But no, she went to see her loved Phoebus but he was away, but her killers still were there and now nobody could help her! Absolutely sad. 16 years old and she must die so grusome. But what would have been if she had not leaved her place, had ignored Phoebus. Which real chance have her had to come truely free then. Her judgement were stillvalid and the city of paris was watched by soldiers, also by Phoebus. Esmeraldas mother has no other clothe for Esmeralda. But i see only chance for her if she can leave Paris in this assumed case. Inside Paris no more, she were also alone, because her friends died in the fight the night before. She had only her mother then for the way in her freedom if she had not leave her place because of Phoebus. Oh god, hadnt she can stay in her place this while? Shocking!

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08-24-2021, 01:01 PM	#2
BookCat C L J Posts: 2,912 Karma: 21115458 Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Birmingham UK Device: Sony e-reader 505, Kindle PW2, Kindle PW3, Kobo Libra2	Please hide parts of your post which contain spoilers. I, for one, haven't yet got round to reading this classic.

08-24-2021, 04:50 PM	#3
Dr. Drib Grand Sorcerer Posts: 44,743 Karma: 55645321 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Peru Device: Kindle: Oasis 3, Voyage WiFi; Kobo: Libra 2, Aura One	I'll second that: Hide parts of your posts which contain spoilers!

08-24-2021, 07:24 PM	#4
issybird o saeclum infacetum Posts: 20,224 Karma: 222235366 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: New England Device: H2O, Aura One, PW5	I’m going to disagree, especially when it’s a classic. People should be able to discuss classics, i.e., books in the common consciousness, assuming that people are more or less familiar with them. Those who haven’t read them and plan to read them should tread warily. Romeo and Juliet commit suicide. Winston Smith loves Big Brother. Reader, I married him. It’s all fair. Now, spoilers for the most recent thriller or mystery in a series? Absolutely. But a nearly 200-year old novel? I’m not feeling it.

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