His Cheek is his Biographer－1
As long as he can blush
Perdition is Opprobrium－
Past that, he sins in peace－
As long as he can blush
Perdition is Opprobrium－
Past that, he sins in peace－
(F.1499/J.1460)
[1] His:: Quasimodo, a deaf hunchback bell-ringer in a cathedral. Cheek:: audacity, impudence; side view. Biographer:: his side view (hunchback) and character tell his life story.
[2] blush:: Quasimodo doesn't blush.
[3] Opprobrium:: disgrace in public. Perdition:: the utter loss of the soul, ruin.
[4] sins:: Quasimodo kills his father by adoption Claude Frollo at the end.
