The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Vocabulary

bold and daring (inclined to take risks) — especially in violating social convention in a manner that could offend others

a notable absence of luxury, comfort, or decoration

or:

of a person:  stern in manner; or practicing great self-denial

typical of the middle class or their values and habits - typically used disapprovingly

or (in Marxist theory):

typical of the property-owning class

impulsive or unpredictable or tending to make sudden changes — especially impulsive behavior

to strongly criticize or accuse publicly

or more rarely:  to inform against someone (turn someone into the authorities)

laugh at or make fun of—while showing a lack of respect

a lack of respect — often suggesting distaste and an undeserved sense of superiority

or:

to reject as not good enough

opinions or actions most people consider immoral

impulsive (acting suddenly without much thought) — often with an unfortunate consequence

continuous — often in an annoying way

French equivalent to Mr. in English

or:

French equivalent to sir in English (a polite way to address a male)

wise — especially through long experience and thoughtfulness