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Quasimodo is the protagonist of Victor Hugo’s 1831 novel famous, Notre-Dame de Paris (known in Türkiye as Notre-Dame’s Hunchback). In Hugo’s work, Quasimodo is portrayed as a grotesque and hunchbacked young man who lives in the bell tower of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. He is a bell ringer who leads a solitary and melancholic life, isolated from the outside world. Having been adopted as a child by a priest and raised in the cathedral’s towers, Quasimodo’s distorted face and physical deformity