Hugo also introduces Jehan Frollo, the brother of the novel's major antagonist, Dom Claude Frollo, as an anonymous member of the crowd, foreshadowing future plot developments. Even the beggar who disrupts the play will return to threaten Gringoire's life and attack Notre Dame in later sections. Hugo not only observes strict rules of historical accuracy but also writes a historical novel...
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Even the beggar who disrupts the play will return to threaten Gringoire's life and attack Notre Dame in later sections. Hugo not only observes strict rules of historical accuracy but also writes a historical novel. The narrator clearly states the exact date of the novel's opening scene and goes out of his way, whenever possible, to discuss the history of various monuments that he mentions...
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Gothic Cathedrals Encyclopedia Britannica '97 describes the "flying" effect of this buttress of hiding the masonry supports of the structure: "a semi-detached curved pier connects with an arch to a wall and extends (or "flies") to the ground or a pier some distance away...	3 / 736
Gothic Cathedrals Encyclopedia Britannica '97 describes the "flying" effect of this buttress of hiding the masonry supports of the structure: "a semi-detached curved pier connects with an arch to a wall and extends (or "flies") to the ground or a pier some distance away...	3 / 736
Romanesque Art This point allowed for the arch to be built higher and also to distribute the weight evenly to both sides of the arch. Ribbed vaults were designed so that it had small arches of smaller stones running diagonally across a barrel or groin vault to hold up the ceilings...	2 / 555
Saint Sernin Of Toulouse And Notre Dame Of Paris The nave had become longer and more spectacular and the ceiling had been heightened due to recent discovery of vaulted ceilings, but other than that, it was the same floor plan as ever...	3 / 685