Anyone else agree about Frollo?

Notice that when he first grabs her, he thrusts against her body several times, then later goes on to call her a witch who is filling him with impure thoughts.

As a child, though, I did appreciate the symbolism at the end, when he hangs onto the gargoyle that roars in his face and holds on as he falls into Hell.

I saw a good breakdown of his character where he was ranked #4 out of Disney's top 10 villains.:

"A religious man that follows his own hypocritical standards of morality, he sees sin and corruption in everything except himself. He seeks to rid the town of anyone who dares to oppose his authority, especially the gypsies, whom he holds a great deal of prejudice against. Since he sees himself as righteous, he justifies his own wicked deeds by believing that he is right and everyone else is wrong, thereby absolving himself of all sins. Out of fear for damnation instilled within him by the archdeacon for murdering a mother on holy ground, he reluctantly raises the woman's deformed child, giving him a cruel name and raising him to believe that he and the world are evil. He develops a deep infatuation for the gypsy Esmeralda, and desires to make her his own at all cost. He even attempts to burn an innocent family in their home, simply because they do not know where she is. When he finally catches Esmeralda, he offers her the option of becoming his woman, or public execution. Even though he views her as evil, and his own desire for her as evil, he decides he does not care and will face damnation, simply because man in weaker than the devil. He later even ignores the church's right of sanctuary, assaulting the archdeacon and attempting to kill within the church itself."

Obvious troll is obvious.