In 1429, when the Anglo-French war was in full swing, Joan of Arc declared to the outside world that he had received God's instructions. Charles VII, the French prince at the time, received Joan of Arc under the encouragement of his mother-in-law, and at the same time handed over a large number of troops to the command of Joan of Arc. All of a sudden, the army led by Joan of Arc was invincible, and the prince was crowned as he wished. Become a true king. But after he took the throne, he no longer supported Joan of Arc. In the absence of reinforcements, the French army retreated steadily. Joan of Arc was accused of being a witch, and he was finally sentenced to death by a witch and burned to death. The Holy See of Digang rehabilitated Joan of Arc and was named the saint Joan of Arc, to pacify the grievances of the five hundred years
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The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc movie plot
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Extended Reading
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Lyda 2022-03-22 09:02:05
1. Joan of Arc was in an interesting historical period, less than 100 years before the Renaissance, no one questioned the authority of God, the Holy See was extremely powerful, and the monarchy was weakened by war. She had a direct dialogue with God, followed the prompts God gave her to command the war and win, and was respected by the men on the battlefield. It was only in that historical period that such a miracle could happen, she was born out of nowhere.
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Kaci 2022-04-23 07:02:41
A positive protagonist is so annoying to me, she makes everyone else seem very objective and rational... But at the end, she was betrayed by her own people, and when she was burned to death, I felt that she was quite pitiful, after all, she still worked for France It's a very unfair ending.
The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc quotes
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The Duke of Burgundy: [to Joan] Personally, I don't believe in God. I don't believe in the Devil either. Perhaps that is why I am never disappointed.
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Charles VII: [Bathing in a tub with his wife] We are grateful for your pas efforts, but now your task is done. Now is the time for negotiation.
Joan of Arc: Peace will only be got with the English by the end of a lance.
Charles VII: Why are you so bloodthirsty? Do you enjoy it?
Joan of Arc: No.
Charles VII: Diplomacy is far more civilized, far safer, and far cheaper.