From the first moment we see Frollo we are treated to hype. We don't know who he is, but these people fear him. The fear and the dread is laid out for us to soak in. Then we learn his nature as he denies blame for the murder of an innocent woman. From there the child he wanted to murder grows up to believe Frollo kindly took him in after his mother abandoned him. Think about that for a second, that level of depravity borders on the absurd. Who would do something so twisted and malevolent? Frollo, that's who! Then he talks about how god is going to throw the wicked into a molten fire and he promptly goes into a molten fire. I approve.
Anyway contrary to what most of this write-up might suggest my sole purpose of this isn't to merely talk about how much of a dick Frollo is! The singing in this song is amazing and even if I were to ignore all of the personality Frollo gives to the song it is still a great song. It sets the mood any time you want to listen to a song about an honest man of the cloth having trouble with a harlot wench! I dare say there is no better song in Disney's library suited for such a subject! But really the song is very fun because of how dramatic it is. Despite the hate being spewed by the singer it is obvious some weighty matters are on the table here. There is a sense of raw passion throughout the song and for being such a bad guy Frollo sure can sing really well.
I have to be careful, I might wear down before I get to the final song from the movie where I am going to have to talk about everyone else but Frollo pretty much! I hope Genesis liked this write-up for her boy Frollo even if the song is lower than she may have wanted it to be.
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