Facing The Hunchback Of Notre Dame (2012) - Plot & Excerpts
In London, Walter was what people back in my day called a “juvenile delinquent” (what’s known today as a “troubled teen”). In other words, sometimes he got into things that he really should have avoided. The police (or “bobbies” as they call them over there) delivered Walter to his mum’s doorstep from time to time, and they even tried to frighten him with a night in jail. No wonder Auntie Max offered him a year at Kingscross School. But Walter wasn’t stupid—or evil. He was undeniably bored and just seemed to fall in with people who were always looking for trouble. Kingscross was to be his fresh start, so what he used to do in the past is none of our business. He was as ready for a clean slate as anyone else would be. Looking over your shoulder becomes tiresome after a while. Therefore, knocking on somebody’s door and asking for directions was less than nothing, perhaps a negative fifteen, to a young man like Walter. The houses on Bovary stood shoulder to shoulder and shared the sidewalls.
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