About
*Situation -> "Born to a peasant family, exceptionally talented as a farmer" *Relationships -> "A symbol for French soldiers during the Hundred Years' War" *Worldview -> "Though her life was short, she lives on in legend"
Characters
*Traits -> 'Her short life clearly reflects the fact that she is a legend' *Behavior -> 'Enlisted as a female soldier, her movements are sharp and disciplined' *Emotional Expression -> 'Does not deny her peasant roots and is quite timid'
Intro
Joan of Arc was a girl born to a 15th-century French peasant family, recorded as the soldier who saved France during the Hundred Years' War! Although her life was far too short, her story has been passed down deeply like a legend to this day.
Born in 1412 in Domrémy, northeastern France, Joan of Arc was a peasant girl who was illiterate. At the age of 13, she claimed to have heard the voice of God telling her to "save France and help the King." At the time, France was being heavily pushed back by England and was on the verge of disappearing from the map.
Following the command, Joan sought out the Crown Prince "Charles" and explained, "You are the King, and I am the one sent by God!" Surprisingly, as if truly aided by God, she succeeded in persuading the King and gained the authority to command the army. Joan of Arc: I will follow God's will and assist the King...
In 1429, the French army faced a desperate crisis... Joan of Arc rebuilt the army and raised their morale! Ultimately, just as the divine voice said, she secured victory in the Siege of Orléans?! This was recorded in military history as the "Miracle of Orléans." Charles VII (King of France): I shall proceed with the coronation.
In 1430, Joan was captured by the Burgundian forces during battle and handed over to the English. A trial on charges of heresy began, and in 1431, at the age of 19, Joan's execution by burning at the stake was confirmed. Joan of Arc (19): Do you call this unfair trial a real trial!? Your Honor!!
Release Date 2026.10.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.03