What if Madellaine had been Frollo's spy? Desperate and starving, she made a dangerous bargain to survive. Years later, safe in Notre Dame with Quasimodo, her past resurfaces when Jehan Frollo returns with revenge in mind—and turns her secrets into a weapon. Who is the true monster: the one in the shadows, or the one you trust?

After the battle of Notre Dame, a humbled Clopin Trouillefou has a little chat with Phoebus over Esmeralda's hand.

Ines, a criminal on the run flees into Notre Dame in search of sanctuary from a ruthless gang. A lowly hunchback keeps her hidden as cathedral is infiltrated and safety becomes scarce. The two find friendship and solace in each other's company, but Ines has a harsh reality to face and a choice to make. QuasimodoXoc

All the flashbacks from my story "The Fire That Made Him", in chronological order. Major spoilers if you haven't already read that story! This isn't any content new to the series, but I really wanted to make the flashbacks easy to read in order, so here's the result! TW for violence and abuse.

Madeline, for years, is a victim of mental and physical abuse. She is repeatedly told that she is talentless and stupid and that the only worthwhile thing about her is her beauty. She only has one friend in the circus, a disfigured musician who shows Madeline comion, thus saving her from being entirely warped by Sarousch's cruelty.

An AU retelling of the movie with a genderbend Esmeralda. The story mostly focuses on scenes with Esmeralda. M/M

After a harsh scolding from Claude Frollo, seven-year-old Quasimodo climbs Notre Dame's balcony, nearly falling. He's saved by three living gargoyles—Victor, Hugo, and Laverne—who've watched over him since infancy. Through their friendship, Quasimodo begins to question Frollo's cruelty and finds acceptance and belonging for the first time.

Quasimodo restait introuvable. En désespoir de cause, Esmeralda monta les marches vers la galerie qui reliait les deux tours. La lumière crue de midi la força à plisser les yeux après l'obscurité du clocher, et il lui fallut quelques minutes pour y habituer ses pupilles de jade. Son regard balaya la coursive avant de buter tout à coup sur un tableau saisissant d'horreur.

In the busy streets of Paris, Madellaine, a kind circus performer, is ordered by her scheming master Sarousch to steal from Notre Dame. She meets Quasimodo, the gentle bell ringer, and their friendship deepens, eventually becoming something more. Caught between loyalty and her wish for an honest life, Madellaine must choose her true path.

My dad and I want to start a puppet show gig, so I rewrote Disney's HOND to retell as a puppet show. Come along with Quasimodo, Esmeralda, and Captain Fleabus for a simplistic retelling peppered with some demented humor. (Disclaimer: Maybe I'm not actually funny. Maybe I only think I'm funny. But heck, I still wanna share this with the world.) Now with NEW and BETTER ending!

Mostly just a collection of stories about Clopin and his family since I can never seem to finish a story. They do all tie in to each other, so be sure to read them all. Rated for language and some violence

There was a Boy who was born as a Devil named Ken where he was the bell-ringer of Notre Dame on Paris, but he want to be accepted by the people for who he is and when he met a beautiful woman named Esmeralda and his childhood friend, Jennifer but now it’s up to him to save from his adoptive father, Judge Claude Frollo.

Quasimodo and Ines are celebrating their first Christmas together!

Esmeralda, in Notre Dame's shadows, meets the bellringer she humiliated, Quasimodo. Seeking forgiveness, she discovers his solitude, forming an unexpected bond. In the cathedral's quiet corners, a fragile friendship blossoms, revealing the redemptive power of comion.

Quasimodo has two sisters who loved him for who he is no matter what he looks like. They never went anywhere and were behind stone walls. All that changed when they came out of hiding and came to the festival and met Esmeralda. Now they must help her and save the city they come to know and love.

Paris is preparing to welcome the pope, and Quasimodo has been charged with the safekeeping of a new bell to be dedicated to the pope. Meanwhile, an old enemy of Clopin's returns to Paris to seek revenge, and a girl in his possession stumbles into Quasi's life, giving him the opportunity to be her knight in shining armor.

An exploration of Clopin's character and how he gained the title King of Gypsies. Had to be broken into two parts.

Post movie events, Notre Dame seeks to put itself back together, but resentment still broods toward the gypsies, and once a mysterious sickness apparently sent as divine punishment takes hold of the masses, it is quick to flare up. Can anyone get to the bottom of this strange blight, or is Notre Dame in danger of tearing itself apart? Rated T for mild swears and one gruesome death.

Comment regretter une chimère alors que l'on a une fin heureuse ?

It's late February and Lent is fast approaching. Quasimodo is still recovering from the events in January. Rather than a traditional fast, the priests of Notre Dame have decided that Quasimodo must undertake a different sort of repentence. Rated T for religious themes. This is a messy work in progress.

A privileged woman is bored of the rich life, so one day she sneaks out to a peasant festival to enjoy simpler pleasures, but find herself swept away by the charm of a very certain gypsy. Clopin/OC, written in first-person. Rated T for mildly suggestive themes, but not overly.

Esmeralda receives valentines from her four suitors. Who will be her date on Valentine's Day? Modern AU

It's a tale told by another perspective, the king of gypsies himself and how was he part of the story even though we can't tell, he was always there

La fidélité de Djali impressionne Phoebus.

Or: what happens when the king of gypsies gets bored.