context: Victor Marie Hugo (born 26 February 1802, death 22 May 1885) was a French writer, poet and novelist, considered one of the most prominent writers of France in the Romantic era, and his works have been translated into most spoken languages. He is famous in France as a poet in the first place and then a narrator, and he has authored many collections, perhaps the most famous of which is the Contemplations and the Office of the Legend of the Ages La Légende des siècles. As for the exterior of France, he is more famous for being a writer and narrator than a poet, and his most prominent work is the novel The Miserables and the Hunchback of Notre Dame. He was also famous in his era as a social activist, as he was calling for the death sentence to be abolished. In his famous book Le dernier jour d'un condamné, he was also a supporter of the Republic's system of government, and his works touched on social and political issues in his time.
question: When did writer Victor Hugo die?
answers.text: 22 May 1885