How dark is the novel compared to the Disney movie?

>>7990345
Darker but still not very dark.
Expect lots of architecture talk.

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>>7990345
Really just the last 10% is functionally different, and like all of Hugo's work, much of the book is not related to the plot but to tangents that you have no emotional connection to.

Dark childrens books made into dark movies thread? I hate that disney puts a positive spin on everything, and I dread the inevitable call of the wild move.

>>7990345
>Quasimodo brutally kills Frollo's brother
>Clopin dies during a gypsy riot
>Esmeralda finds her mom only to have her mom killed.
>Frollo gives her the choice to be captured or be her sex slave. She refuse.
>Esmeralda is hanged
>Frollo is watching, encouraging it
>Quasimodo throws off Frollo off the balcony as Frollo bounces off the roofs
>Quasimodo cradles Esmeralda's corpse in a tomb. and dies
>Phoebus lives a happy life
>Pierre Gringoire does nothing

>>7990428
The archdeacon is a judge in the movie.
I can't remember anything else from the movie

>>7990437
>Pierre Gringoire does nothing
Well, he saved the goat. That's something, right?

>>7990437
>>Pierre Gringoire does nothing
He saved the goat, that's something.

>>7990428
I hate all inevitable literary movies. Really soured LoTR for me.

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>>7990543
But the diamonds in the rough are so worth it