We will see the priestly dress men eat human flesh, as it is a scene like every other scene
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In Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, the quote suggests a stark contrast between the sacred and the profane. It depicts a disturbing image of priests, usually seen as figures of moral authority, engaging in the act of consuming human flesh. This metaphor highlights the hypocrisy and moral decay present in society, indicating that ritualistic traditions can lead to barbaric behaviors when stripped of genuine faith. The quote also implies that,...
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