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Frollo et Esmeralda. C’est la mort ou l’amour.“Love is lethal. Love will pick you up and fling you from Paris’s tallest building. If you love Esmeralda, you will be tortured and rebuked, and then you will die for love.”
Elizabeth Mc Cracken
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I love this so much! This is one of the most beautiful pictures of Frollo and Esme I've ever seen. You managed to do sooo much with this picture, it shows such emotion and you only used black and white.
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I'm big fan of Claude and I just say thank you for making a such beautiful pic, I'm in love with it :Q___ Specifically I love the folds of Claude's cloak that seem to come from a gothic miniature
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The shading on this piece is superb! It gives an illusion of colour, almost. 
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I love this piece of yours so much. Claude reminds me a little bit of Dante in this.
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I got a question, Esme is alive? I am bit confuse with your description lol as you said love is lethal anyhow love this (:
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WELL i think it was when esmeralda fall down because Frollo stabbed Phoebus
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Thank you, 
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Thanks for the feature!!!!
I am truly honored and delighted.
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Thanks, it is really very kind of you.
I’m much obliged for such inspiring words.
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oh. my. God.
Do excuse me while I have an orgasm.
Love the pic.
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D'aw The acter (which the painting seems to reflect) was one of my favorite Frollos. <3 instant fave.
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I beg your pardon? Who is “D'aw The acter”?
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Please, disregard that. It was a mix of, I-should-be-sleepin-not-typing, and thinking the hood was a weird haircut. I had a moment of DURPYness.
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Beautiful composition. Your Esmeralda is simply beautiful!
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Thank you.
Yes, a LETHAL Beauty.
“She was beautiful, but she was beautiful in the way a forest fire was beautiful: something to be admired from a distance, not up close.”
“Good Omens”
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This is a true masterpiece. Who is Elizabeth Mc Cracken?
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Thank you, it’s really very kind of you. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
The Hunchback of Notre-Dame (Modern Library Classics)
Victor Hugo (Author), Catherine Liu (Translator),
Elizabeth McCracken (Introduction)
Her delightful introduction was the only reason to add this dreadful new translation to my N.D. collection. And NOT~~ because I was promised an “erotic language” and “not only is C.Frollo is more monstrous, but La Esmeralda’s own orgasmic swoon and her inability to give up her Capitan make her less innocent than the most English readers believed her to be”
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omg this is perfect! i am a huge fan of the book and this is absolutely perfect! <3
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I was happy to oblige you.
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Very beautiful. I love the look of serene determination on his face.
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Thank you !! This is precisely what I have in mind!
“The priest eyed her like a kite which has long been circling high in the sky round a poor lark huddled amidst the corn, which has long and silently been contracting the fearsome circles of its flight, and then suddenly pounces on its prey like a lightning flash and holds it palpitating in its claws.”
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Thanks, it's really very kind of you.
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Yes, you are right. It IS only a fragment.
Thanks for noticing.
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Then show us rest of this piece, haha
(oh, my curiousity)
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My EVIL PLAN is to slice the original and than posted a fragments by different names.
Pardon my ignorance (I’m novice online), but why is your first comment vanished? Together with a link. Would you please send it?
Oh, It’s here again….Sorry.
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I will glue them together~~
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Amazing! I'm so happy to see some book related Fresme work (which reminds me that I should start to draw my own soon)!
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Thank you for your kind attention.
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I am really glad to see more and more book related Frolloey stuff! Especially in that great style and quality 
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