Quasimodo Timeline and Summary

Quasimodo is born around 1462, making him about twenty years old when the novel takes place.
When he is three or four, Quasimodo is left in place of Paquette la Chantefleurie's baby daughter. He is sent as a foundling to Notre-Dame where Claude Frollo adopts him.
Quasimodo becomes the bell-ringer of Notre-Dame.
At the Festival of Fools in 1482, Quasimodo is crowned the Pope of Fools.
That night, at Frollo's bidding, Quasimodo attempts to kidnap Esmeralda and is arrested for it.
Quasimodo goes to trial and is sentenced to two hours on the pillory.
After enduring flogging and humiliation, Esmeralda steps out from the crowd to give Quasimodo some water when he begs for it.
When Esmeralda is doing penance in front of Notre-Dame before her execution, Quasimodo rescues her and claims sanctuary in the cathedral.
Quasimodo takes care of Esmeralda, but when Frollo tries to rape her, Quasimodo cannot disobey his master.
When the Tramps attack Notre-Dame, Quasimodo mistakes their intentions and fights back, killing Jehan du Moulin in the process.
After the attack, Quasimodo finds Esmeralda's cell empty.
Quasimodo sees Frollo staring and laughing at the Place de Grève, where Esmeralda is hanged, and he hurls Frollo off the tower.
Quasimodo disappears, but a severely deformed skeleton is found clutching another female skeleton at Montfaucon. When moved, it falls to dust.