QUASIMODO

 

QUASIMODO

Description:

He has a large misshapen head, heavy shoulders, his upper back stood up impossibly above his head. The left side of his face was swollen. His puffy lips turned downward, as did his left eye. It remained closed. His right eye, almost twice the size of the left, had a dull, yellow pupil at its center with a slight trace of crimson. Only a small lump of flesh protruded where his left ear should’ve been. An incredible hunch rose, and his massive shoulders seemed to be extensions of the large mound. By contrast to his upper body, his lower half—including his legs—seemed almost normal, although a bit on the thin side. Has massive arms that extended from his oversized upper torso. Thick as logs, the arms resembled a gorilla’s. He shifted his massive weight on his arms, also like a gorilla would.

 

Vampirism has advanced Quasimodo’s mind, making him incredibly intelligent. He is well read, brilliant and has a huge heart. Loyal to the Order, the Mullo tribe, his friends, and expressly his love, Laila.

 

History:

The events of the Hunchback of Notre Dame happened just like in the original novel by Victor Hugo except the ending. Roxanna watched Quasimodo during the events of his book. Thought him a strong stupid dupe for Dom. Saw that Quasimodo loved Esmeralda so Roxie made her into a vampire. Quasimodo agreed to be turned but rebelled, fought off Roxie and escaped with Laila (formally Esmeralda).

Desperately fleeing from Roxanna and Dracula’s other servants, Laila and Quasimodo wandered Europe, finding lost people and helping them run away from persecution. Helped Laila form her own tribe called the Mullo tribe.

Assisted Annabelle, Thomas, Yoska and the orphans hide in the Paris catacombs until Racheal arrived. Then guided the orphans to the Mullo tribe.

Worked for the Order of the Righteous Vampyr during many assignments over the years including the Peyupei Quest, the American Revolution and the rescue of Frankenstein’s monster.

Seen in FORESIGHT CHRONICLES BOOKS 2-7, 9-16

 (Picture not accurate representation)