Hugo, Victor, and Laverne are a trio of gargoyles and the tetartagonists from Disney's 1996 film The Hunchback of Notre Dame and its 2002 sequel. Out of the three gargoyles, Hugo proved to be the most comical, bumbling, and mischievous. He enjoys many things, along the lines of parties and entertainment, and somewhat has the most faith in Quasimodo, being the first to calm him down when Frollo began his hunt for Esmeralda . He also seems to be the most flamboyant. Victor acts as a Renaissance man, speaking in a deep British tone and often the voice of reason. He can sometimes be depicted as cowardly and possibly the most innocent of the gargoyles, feeling sympathy for Frollo's soldiers during the final battle of the first film. Laverne is a mother figure for Quasimodo and the most intelligent of the three. Laverne acts as the voice of reason in the trio and the most comforting for her friend. She is constantly pestered by a flock of pigeons, but on some level, she cares about them too.
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