If anything could tempt a vengeful god out of silence, it might be the unholy restoration plans for Notre Dame.
Built between 1163 and 1345, the Gothic cathedral was not merely a French treasure. The building sat at the heart of human civilisation as a sacred relic, worshipped for its craftsmanship, spiritual importance, and sheer beauty.
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