The Woodsman

 Quasimodo, a tender man of wood and stone, having been raised in Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, France. His life was nothing short of a tragedy when the man who raised him was guilted by the Faith to keep him alive. Quasimodo Frollo grew into a strong man, having been the bell ringer since he could walk - until the day of the Feast of Fools when his life began to change... 

If I was ever going to choose any more of a perfect role for him it was not going to be the traditional prince role in these corny tragic stories. The woodsman aspect I was going for fit this character like a satisfying puzzle piece. This character always resonated with me since I was a kid because I suffered physically as well growing up, with a bone disorder. He grew into such a loving soul that he became a muse for me. I delighted in making him the hero in this adventure. He is no prince, he is no noble of any sort. He is merely a man. A man trying to find his way. His work with wood and brass, and the voice of an angel is just enough to win our heroine's heart.