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In medieval Paris, where romance and darkness intersect, the story revolves around the magnificent Notre Dame Cathedral. The beautiful and unrestrained gypsy girl Esmeralda illuminates the city like a ray of sunshine: the sanctimonious archdeacon Claude is crazy and obsessed with her; the handsome but hypocritical guard captain Phoebus only has frivolous desires for her; and the ugly and deformed bell ringer Quasimodo, but extremely kind-hearted in his heart, provides the most loyal and humble guardian. This is not only a tragedy about love and sacrifice, but also an elegy to ancient architectural art. Hugo used his majestic writing power to make the stone Notre Dame have a heartbeat, witnessing a fierce collision of beauty and ugliness, good and evil.