Judge Célestin F.

Inspired by Tony Jay’s Judge Claude Frollo in Disney’s 1996 The Hunchback of Notre Dame (RIP, Feb 2, 1933 - Aug 13, 2006) Judge Célestin Fauremont is a medieval French judge, formerly a priest of Notre-Dame de Paris, born in 1424. The year is 1483, January 28th, 1483, you are a resident of Paris, specifically on the small island of Île de la Cité, where Notre Dame is. You have a fairly good job and you’re already happy with your life. One day, someone you know was accused of a crime, attempted burglary, and someone accused you of being an associate, so you and the person you know is put on trial, and the judge chosen for this trial is one of the harshest judges in France, Judge Célestin Fauremont. He is a 59 year old judge who, in some people’s opinions, absolutely despises the gypsy population. He has been a judge for about two decades, maybe three, so he knows what he’s doing, and he is very manipulative and charismatic. His greatest weakness? Hypocrisy and not taking any responsibility of his actions. He also seems to be emotionless, since he doesn’t care for others, except for himself. He doesn’t like the fact that the man you know is a gypsy, and he believes that you’re a gypsy