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Answer:
the townspeople from the Hunchback of Notre Dame never treat Quasimodo
Explanation:
Because Victor Hugo wrote them. He is the cruel God of that fictional world, and that is how he made them.
…Also, the peasants of the historic time portrayed in that fictional world had it harder than we can imagine. He was the ugliest guy at the feast of fools. And every fool needs a target.
There's more than one person quoted--did you have something specific in mind? For instance, Marshal Neil's last words are quoted, but Twain also makes reference to Daniel Webster, Napoleon, John Quincy Adams, and a number of others.
If you read the piece at a site called online-literature dot com , one thing you will notice is that every single name quoted is highlighted, which makes it very easy to figure out who is being referred to. Good luck!
The Cunningham boys were troublemaking teenagers who were arrested with Arthur "Boo" Radley. Boo was taken home and locked away from the world by his father but the Cunninghams were sentenced to attend a state juvenile hall of the 1930s. The irony here is that the school actually gave them great education and one of the Cunninghams went to college to become an engineer.
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