If it weren't for the fact that the French teacher who opened 2 foreigners mentioned this film, I really wouldn't watch it.
I remember when I watched it for the first time, I thought this movie was boring, but it was just a movie about a woman fighting a war
It's almost boring like Mulan
After reading this completely, I will understand that such a legendary woman in French history is such a legendary woman.
She said she was a messager appointed by God She went to war in God's name and obeyed God's instructions
When she was about to win the battle of Orleans, she really realized that the victory of the war was not what she wanted
She may have realized she was wrong when she saw her body covered in war blood, but she didn't want to admit it
Just like the vision that doesn't know if it's God or Satan said
She just believes what she believes and sees what she wants to see
In fact, I think she is like a delusional patient fantasizing about such a divine existence
Give her a firm belief + the environment at that time + luck she won the war
She is more convinced that what she thinks is true and not subjective
She's listening to her heart in another way
To be honest, I really envy her for that.
For hatred or for the freedom of the country or for your own safety
She's just an ordinary person, not a god after all
She also feels lonely and helpless
She's just fantasizing about a character guiding her and there's nothing wrong with that
She even imagined another character to point out her mistakes, though she vehemently denied it, but things never stood up to scrutiny
You can't look at him objectively
Just as this happened to you, can you be sure that there is no selfishness in it?
When I think about it, I feel that the world is so contradictory that there is no absolute right or wrong.
It's just in your own heart that you think it's right, you can't control what other people think.
The sentence she said in the play "soon is better than late" made a deep impression on me
That's what she said most of her impassioned preparations for war
I think I should learn from her I always procrastinate and feel that nothing matters...
Yes, it's all because I don't have a goal for me to strive for
Do I have no goals to achieve? Do I have no dreams?
No, that's not the case, it's just that I haven't been making progress right now....
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