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Whenever I saw Vitka starting his discussions about the magnificence of Paris and other nonsense, I would skip a few pages. Perhaps that's why I managed to keep my sanity intact, unlike Ment.
I did the same, but it didn't help. However, my psyche seems to be starting to normalize.
The author has a truly interesting style; for some reason, it reminded me of Cervantes.
Wow... Interesting associations.)
Although the only character who evoked even a small amount of sympathy and understanding in me was Claude Frollo, even though he's supposedly an anti-hero and not a very good person.
Same here. He's some kind of strange alchemist and doesn't know how to control himself, but compared to his surroundings, he seems relatively adequate and capable of good deeds. I also liked the writer, the author of the play, but Hugo doesn't seem to pay much attention to this character, so he turned out to be somewhat underdeveloped and a "minor" character.