5. Frollo (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)One of the scariest things about Judge Claude
Frollo is his utter self-righteousness throughout all of his actions. Unlike many other villains who revel in their own evilness, Frollo always believes that he is in the right. He has incredible narrow views following his medieval Catholicism, and makes up for his utter lack of compassion with his vindictiveness and brutality. He kills a gypsy woman for no real crime other than being a "heathen", and is forced by the Archdeacon to raise her orphaned child. Frollo does this unwillingly and raises the boy Quasimodo in a cruel manner, only to use him later on to fully eradicate gypsies from the city. He is consumed by his idea of genocide, which leads to conflict in his hypocritical soul later when he lusts after Esmerelda, deciding if she will not be his, she must die.