The Trial of Joan: Defiance in the Face of Authority

This chapter portrays the intense early moments of Joan of Arc's trial, highlighting her defiance against a hostile court determined to undermine her divine claims. Despite relentless interrogation and the psychological pressure of her captors, Joan's unwavering faith and articulate expressions of her visions shine through. The politically motivated nature of the trial underscores the threat she posed to institutional power, ultimately preserving her narrative for future generations.