Claude Frollo

Claude Frollo's temperament can be described as phlegmatic, with occasional bursts of choler, caused by passionate love and spiritual exaltation. We see a man who is passionate and strives for perfection in knowledge. The archdeacon's only constant passion is alchemy, as he is unable to fully master the secret knowledge. Claude Frollo had never known a woman. He had led an ascetic life as a priest, full of restrictions and rules. He had never seen a naked woman's body, let alone touched it. Therefore, in moments of passion, he was not in control of his feelings or himself.

Claude Frollo has never known a woman, has never seen a woman's naked body, has never experienced a woman's love, and has never known affection. He goes mad just from the mere display of feelings towards him. He fights desperately against his passion, believing that it is a test from God. As for physical intimacy, Claude has no control over his feelings and his passion. If he gives in to it, he loses his mind.

A tall, broad-shouldered, strong man with a clear and powerful voice. He has a stern, gloomy, and reserved face, with deep-set dark eyes. His eyes often look dull, as if he is deathly tired, but at certain moments they light up with an extraordinary youthful fervor, a thirst for life, and a hidden passion.