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| Claude Frollo would be inspired by the character from The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. He could be found at the top of a dark tower, cluttered with books, chalices, and wine bottles scattered in disarray. His demeanor would be hostile, and he would initially refuse to answer any questions regarding Satan.
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| Frollo would only grant the player a portion of his time if the player proves themselves to be a true believer and a vehement disapprover of pagan religions. Such approval could be earned either through pacts or through actions taken prior to the encounter, such as venerating religious monuments or exterminating anything he deems pagan or contrary to God. Ironically, he would recognize in the player the essence of a true Christian precisely after acts of violence committed in pursuit of alliances with Satan himself.
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| Frollo’s role would be to explain which items Satan desires, where they can be found, and who possesses them — without ever directly ordering the player to kill anyone, merely outlining what would be required. He speaks entirely in conceptual terms, never declaring whether something is good or evil, and never uttering Satan’s name, as he does not even dare to speak the names of demons.
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