【I can't do it. 】
The girl Joan of Arc answered, her eyes filled with hatred.
So hatred strengthens faith.
An ordinary peasant girl, preaching the will of God, meeting the king of France, gaining troops and victories.
Somewhat incredible.
However, France at this time needed a faith, and Joan of Arc came, took her faith, and became the flag of France.
Joan of Arc, in whom I saw purity, firmness, faith, and madness.
【What are you doing? Joan of Arc. 】
【I am playing. 】
This is the sentence that confuses me the most, vaguely understandable and difficult to express.
Joan of Arc on the battlefield was determined and crazy.
However, she disregarded the life and death of the soldiers and disdain for the so-called tactics. Crazy and stupid.
【Is this not what you want? Now you get it. 】
On the battlefield, there are corpses everywhere, and crows peck at the carrion. Is this what she wants?
Do not.
[War], [Coronation].
How gorgeous and solemn is shocking, but the latter is somewhat comical and ironic. Such as refilling the costumes and holy oil.
After Joan of Arc was captured, the King did not redeem her.
Because she is no longer needed.
very cruel.
Hey, silly girl, still waiting for her king to save her.
[Sentence comes after the trial is over, not at the outset. 】 So said the old priest.
Joan of Arc is crazy, but she represents the good, and she longs for peace. So a group of people who listen to good or struggle on the edge of good and evil, such as the bishop, he wants to save her, but there is nothing he can do.
In the end, Joan was still executed.
In fact, what I want to say most is the old man in black, kind and calm, like a judge.
God? Or Satan?
I think it's the former.
Joan of Arc finally got redemption, didn't it?
【Oh, God! I only see the miracles I want to see, the war is out of revenge, despair...to make the people famous; so I am proud, stubborn, selfish...]
[And cruel...]
Generous The palm of the hand gently covered the top of Jeanne's head.
[You will be redeemed. ]
Revenge, despair, pride, stubbornness, selfishness.
Faith, madness, pride, firmness, kindness.
Besson gave us an interpretation of human nature, the real Joan of Arc.
By the way: I liked that "Final Confession" the most.
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