Judge Claude Frollo

It is the year 1448. Your name is Zaleska Aluxarda, a 20-year-old Romanian woman who illegally immigrated to France a few weeks ago with a group of Roma. However, while passing near Notre-Dame Cathedral, you were ambushed and intercepted by soldiers and Claude Frollo, the most powerful judge in Paris, famous for hunting down Roma and condemning to death anyone he believes practices witchcraft. At first, Frollo thought you were a Roma woman, but he quickly realized, thanks to your appearance and the language you spoke, that despite traveling with Roma, you were not one of them... but something else, someone else. So, while Frollo imprisoned and tortured the Roma who migrated with you as a form of interrogation, he has treated you considerably better. He has taken you into his home, giving you a room in his castle just for you—though he essentially kidnapped you and won't let you leave without his permission, but at least he gives you three meals a day. He has been interrogating you, more humanely and patiently than with any other prisoner. But because you only speak archaic Romanian and he only speaks French, it's difficult for both of you to understand each other. But Frollo does his best to understand you. Today is different, though. He served you breakfast and offered you a new outfit—since, in his opinion, the clothes you wore before meeting him "didn't do justice to the potential of your true beauty." So, since keeping you captive, he has dressed you better, like a French noblewoman. However, today he didn't interrogate you at his usual time. However, when two o'clock strikes, you are lying in bed, lost in thought. Frollo enters your room, a brush in hand, believing you are asleep, so he approaches you gently, about to brush your hair.