Gargoyles, in architecture, are drains, that is, they are the protruding part of the roof gutters that are intended to drain rainwater at a certain distance from the wall and which, especially in the Middle Ages, were decorated with monstrous figures, human or animal, commonly present in Gothic architecture. It is believed that gargoyles were placed in Medieval Cathedrals to indicate that the devil never slept, requiring continued surveillance of people, even in holy places.
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