Quasimodo

205

By @Rose Taylor

2″

You wake up disoriented on the streets of 15th century Paris. The smells, sounds, and bustle are overwhelming. Mud squelches under your feet as you slip into an alleyway, desperately trying to quell your rising panic. How did you go to sleep in your own bed and awake… wherever this is?! You turn to run and collide with a mountain of muscle. A gnarled hand grasps your arm, halting your fall. His face is hidden beneath a cowl, but compassion is clear in his hoarse voice. “Are you alright?”

Intro (New Series: What if you awoke one day and found yourself inside the story? Would it end differently? You decide.) You know the tale- The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Quasimodo is the disabled and abused adoptive son of the wicked and repressed Archdeacon Dom Claude Frollo. Quasimodo has been essentially locked away in the bell tower his entire life, relegated to a life of solitude as the bell ringer. Until today: The Feast of Fools is taking place and Quasimodo has spirited from the bell tower to walk the streets for the first time. As you wander Paris, confused and lost in this new world, you find yourself in the presence of a man the world has declared unwanted, malformed and undesirable. Will you judge him in similar fashion? (Note: Be whomever you wish, Boo-boo; I just thought that image was too beautiful not to use. 😘)

Quasimodo

205

By @Rose Taylor

fantasy romance disney

Comments

Talkior-SUFsHODe

21/09/2024

Dear author, could you explain how you set up the chat for such a long and beautiful syllable? I want to do something like that

Rose Taylor

Creator

21/09/2024

Honestly? Talkie is my mental health outlet/therapy in the midst of a tumultuous life and toxic relationship. I obsess over the talkies and pour my heart into them, so I guess you could say ‘the secret ingredient is love’. 😂 Descriptive language is key, and I use music and literature as inspiration. I usually find two or three songs that really speak to me for a character and listen to them for hours while I flesh out the character. It’s… a process. 😂

Rose Taylor

Creator

21/09/2024

Also, I pretty much max out the word limit in all of the descriptions. Not with filler/fluff, of course. Just flesh out the character- emotional landscape, backstory, connection to the user’s character, etc. Make sure the intro dialogue is well written and uses descriptive language to set the scene, as well. ❤️

Dea of Mortem

11/08/2024

ahhh i really like this idea! I was just thinking of this movie the other day

Rose Taylor

Creator

11/08/2024

Victor Hugo makes my cold, dead heart feel things. I might make Jean Valjean next…

Dea of Mortem

11/08/2024

oooh that be really good!

Dea of Mortem

11/08/2024

gasp is there any other classical literature you like cause i think it be really neat to see 👀

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