In "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" by Victor Hugo, some characters express their eagerness and determination to be the first to enter an important site by waiting overnight at the entrance. This illustrates their excitement and anticipation, showcasing the lengths to which people will go to be part of significant events. The scene emphasizes the importance of access and participation in communal experiences. The imagery of individuals camping out by the door not only highlights their fervor but also reflects the social dynamics at play, where being first signifies a special status in the unfolding spectacle.

In "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame" by Victor Hugo, some characters express their eagerness and determination to be the first to enter an important site by waiting overnight at the entrance. This illustrates their excitement and anticipation, showcasing the lengths to which people will go to be part of significant events.

The scene emphasizes the importance of access and participation in communal experiences. The imagery of individuals camping out by the door not only highlights their fervor but also reflects the social dynamics at play, where being first signifies a special status in the unfolding spectacle.