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Using textual evidence, explore the significance of the public nature of punishment in the novel. How much has society changed in this regard?
To what extent is Frollo truly bound by fate? Consider his actions in light of free will, using textual evidence to develop a brief essay.
Why is Esmeralda’s love for Phoebus so tragic? Compare her unrequited love for him with one other instance of unrequited love in the novel, using textual evidence.
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