"Bells" is a classic novel by Victor Hugo, which is a symbol of the struggle for truth, freedom and dignity. The main character, Gervase, turns from a convict and a fugitive into a famous lucky man and philanthropist who has devoted his life to helping others. Among the storylines, an important role is given to the story of Quasimodo, the bell ringer of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, who feels rejected by society and is looking for his place in the world. The novel "The Bell" is a reflection of important moral questions, a path to internal reconstruction and a search for an answer to the question about the true essence of human destiny.