Hence, that crown is the money of hell.
In Victor Hugo's "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame," the phrase "Hence, that crown is the money of hell" suggests a deep cynicism regarding wealth and its corrupting influence. The speaker implies that money, often seen as a mark of success, can lead to moral degradation and suffering. This metaphorical crown symbolizes not just power and status but also the dark side of ambition and desire.
The novel explores themes of societal class...
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