This article deals with a character from the novel. For the character in the 1996 Disney adaptation, see Claude Frollo . Claude Frollo is a fictional character from the Victor Hugo novel Notre-Dame de Paris (The Hunchback of Notre Dame - 1831).Frollo is the Archdeacon of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. He is the antagonist of the novel. Character In Victor Hugo's novel, Claude Frollo is the Archdeacon of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. He is presented as an extremely complex man who is torn apart by passions. He has a deeply compassionate side. He is the one who rescues the deformed hunchback, abandoned on the church steps, cares for him and raises him like a son. He adores and coddles his wastrel, scalawag younger brother Jehan, while at the same time chiding him for his indolence. He is an intellectual who has become infatuated with alchemy and other sciences of the day, which brings people to claim he is

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