Biography Season 2 Episode 67 Joan of Arc: Virgin Warrior
- November 11, 1990
In season 2 episode 67 of Biography, titled "Joan of Arc: Virgin Warrior," the show explores the life and legacy of the legendary figure Joan of Arc, who lived in France during the Hundred Years War. Joan of Arc's story is one of the most well-known tales of heroism and bravery in history, and this episode seeks to shed light on the woman behind the legend.
One of the most fascinating aspects of Joan of Arc's life was her unwavering faith in God, which she believed guided her actions and gave her strength in times of trouble. As a young girl, Joan had visions that she believed were messages from God, telling her that she had been chosen to lead the French army in battle against the English. Against all odds, Joan was able to convince the French authorities to allow her to join the army, and she quickly became a powerful force on the battlefield.
Despite the fact that she was a woman in a man's world, Joan proved herself to be a skilled military strategist and leader. She was able to inspire her troops with her bravery and her unwavering faith, and she led them to several stunning victories against the English. However, her success was short-lived, and after being captured by the English, she was put on trial and eventually executed.
Although her life was cut short, Joan of Arc's legacy has lived on for centuries. She has been celebrated as a symbol of female empowerment, and her story has inspired countless works of art and literature. This episode of Biography delves deep into Joan's life, exploring her unwavering faith, her military triumphs, and her tragic downfall. Through interviews with historians and experts, as well as archival footage and dramatic reenactments, viewers will gain new insight into one of history's most fascinating figures.