Finale

Judex crederis
Esse venturus
In te domine
Speravi
Non confundar in
Aeternum
Salvum
Fac populum
Tuum
Judex crederis

Frollo: the prisoner has been found guilty of entering the city of paris illegally,
Guilty of stabbing a soldier in the church,
And guilty of the crime of witchcraft.
The sentence is death!

Kirie eleison

I will give you this opportunity to recant and save yourself.

Think of what i've offered. What is your answer?

Esmeralda: (spits in frollo's face)

Libera me domine

Frollo: for the justice of the realm
And for the salvation of paris,
It is my sacred duty to send this unholy demon back to hell!

Quasimodo: esmeralda!

Libera me domine
De morte aeterna

Congregation: and at that moment, quasimodo decided…

In die illa
Tremenda
Quando caeli movendi sunt

Congregation: he could remain still no longer…

Caeli et terra
(congregation: he broke free of the ropes…)

Dum venere judicare
Congregation: that were tied to the pillars…

Saeculum per ignem
Congregation: he slid down the facade like a drop of rain and climbed to the balustrade.

Salutaris
Salutaris hostia
Quae caeli
Pandis ostium
Bella premunt hostilia
Da robur fer
Auxilium
Sit
Sempiterna gloria
Sit
Sempiterna gloria
Sit
Sempiterna gloria
Gloria
Gloria
Semper
Sanctus

Quasimodo: sanctuary!

Sanctus

Quasimodo: sanctuary!

In excelsis

Congregation: quasimodo set the girl down in the the belltower and went to bar the great doors of notre dame cathedral so that no one could get in.

Frollo: captain, seize the cathedral!

Frederick: but sir, the laws of sanctuary!

Frollo: i am the archdeacon of this cathedral,
I negate the laws of sanctuary! Open those doors!

Frederick: open those doors! Throw them down if you must!

Congregation: as the soldiers attempted to throw open the church doors, they suddenly saw quasimodo hurl giant stones and wooden beams.

Dies iraefrollo: fools! Break down the doors!

Dies illa
Congregation: captain phoebus, freed from his bars and the heroic clopin rallied the people of paris to fight the soldiers.

Dies irae, dies illa
Phoebus: they must not be allowed to enter!

Here me

People of paris
(olim deus accelere)

Hoc saeculum splendidum

Someday
Your patience
Will finally pay
(accelere fiat venire olim)

Why not make
Someday
Come right now?

Congregation: -the people fought the soldiers

-but could not hold them back.
The soldiers heaved and hurled, until at last,

-with one final blow,

-they knocked down the doors.

-and quasimodo (seeing their invasion) ran back and forth (mors stupebit et natura)

-trying to find a way to stop them.
(cum resurget creatura)

-until,

-he came across the great vat of molten lead sitting up on the roof. (judicanti responsura__)

Soldier: my god, look up there! He's way up there!

Come all you saints of stone.

All you guardians and gargoyles
Hurl down stones.

Into the night
Throw the ladders.

Down and light
These vats of lead

Steaming, boiling

Streams of lead

Burning lead
And let the
Flames grow higher.

Oh, saints and monsters
Show your power.

Help me to send this
Raging shower
Raining fire.

On the stone

Below…!

Quasimodo: we've done it, esmeralda! Beaten them back!
-esmeralda?
-you are home.

Esmeralda: home?

Here again
At the top of the world
Two friends enjoying
This beautiful morning
In my eyes
You are beautiful, too
Sharing the top of the world.

Quasimodo: stay inside here... Forever.

Esmeralda: i don't think…forever.
-you are such a good friend, quasimodo.

Quasimodo: yes, your friend...
-esmeralda?
-esmeralda, wake up!

Frollo: is she dead?

Quasimodo: because of you!

Frollo: it was my duty.
Quasimodo: duty?

Frollo: now we can finally go back to the way things were.

Quasimodo: no!

Frollo: we will. You'll see…

At last we're free
Of esmeralda
Now that she's gone
Her poison dies with her
Now that we're free
Of esmeralda
We can go on
As close as once we were
Here in our sanctuary
Sanctuary…

Quasimodo: sanctuary? No sanctuary wihout her!

Frollo: it was her choice, quasimodo. I could have helped her. Even loved her.

Quasimodo: love? What do you know of love? Who have you ever loved?

Frollo: i—i loved my brother. I tried to teach him.

Quasimodo: you? Teach him?

Frollo: yes, as i tried to teach you! But he was wicked and weak!

Quasimodo: he? You are the weak one.
You're the wicked one!
And the wicked shall not go unpunished!

The wicked shall not go unpunished
The heart of the wicked is off little worth.

Frollo: let go of me! Quasimodo, no, don't!
The wicked shall not go unpunished.

Solvet saeculum in favilla
Teste david cum sybilla
Quantus tremor est futurus
Quando judex est venturus.

Quasimodo: i told you, master. I am very strong!

Frollo: you don't want to hurt me!

Congregation: yes, you do.

-quasimodo raised his two huge hands and,

-with a great bellow, threw his master

-over the edge of the roof

-into the abyss below.

Frollo: damnation…!
Quasimodo: there lies all that i have ever loved.

Phoebus: esmeralda?

Quasimodo: gone…gone…
Phoebus: no…

The world is cruel
The world is ugly
But there are times
And there are people
When the world is not
And at its cruelest
It's still the only
World we've got
Light and dark
Foul and fair.

Out there…

Olim deus accelere

Hoc saeculum splendidum

Someday
Life will be kinder
Love will be blinder

Some new afternoon
(hoc saeculum splendidum)

Godspeed
This bright millennium
(olim accelere)

Hope lives on

Wish upon the moon
Let it come
One day…

Someday…

Soon…

Morning in paris
A new day appears
Sing the bells of notre dame
Ending the tale
Of your poor balladeers
Sing the bells of notre dame.

And i wish i could leave you a moral
Like a trinket you
Hold in your palm
But here is a riddle
To guess if you can
Sing the bells of notre dame
What makes a monster
And what makes a man?

Sing the
Bells, bells,
Bells, bells,
Bells, bells, (whatever their pitch you)
Bells, bells,(can feel them bewitch you)
Bells, bells…(the rich and the ritual knells)

Of the…
Bells of notre dame!