Joan the Woman Page #2
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- 1916
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The Departure To Orleans.
The besieged city of Orleans.
At the doors, at the doors!
Help comes!
A strange maiden in armor rides
through the gates of Orleans!
Let the sheep in, so the
butcher's job will be easier!
Do not be scared, I bring you
the best help that any city
can have or captain, the
help of the King of Heaven!
Juana asks the
English to Render.
This general with petticoats offers us to
flee France, to not fall under his sword!
Milkmaid from France, leave here, or you
will be captured and burned by witch!
AT DAWN Certain jealous French
captains, disobeying Juana's orders,
they attacked and were
defeated by the English.
Somewhere French
blood is spilling!
The French are defeated
in the stockade!
THE BATTLE OF THE TOWERS Juana gathers her
men to attack the fortress, which during.
Months has unleashed terror
In the name of God! Ahead!
Long live Juana,
savior of Orleans!
THE CONQUEROR:
War Booty.
If something happens to the prisoner,
Eric Trent, you will answer to me!
IN RHEIMS The traitor
Bishop Cauchon seeks
destruction of his King
to further his interests.
The King is here for his coronation.
When England knows
that we have failed in
keeping the crown of Carlos,
You will lose your bishopric
and I will lose my head!
Do not drink, Lord,
the wine is poisoned!
Only your condition as Bishop
it protects you... stay
away from my presence and
never go back to France!
After many victories, Juana took
her King to the coronation.
Long live the king!
It is our real desire to reward you.
Maid, ask what you want!
to request, Lord: That
the peasants of my town
remain forever free
taxes... and freedom for the
English prisoner, Eric Trent.
My Jane, your father calls you, your mother
cries for you, why do not you come back?
I can not go back with them. There
is little time... and much to do!
By order of the King, the
prisoner, Eric Trent, is free!
Warrior Maiden, why have
you saved my life twice?
If I thought you saved me because
you love me... no power,
no Divine Not Diabolical, it
would take you away from me!
English, there is only room in each heart
for a love... and mine It's for France!
English, our roads must break away.
I'm going to
Compigne to fight... go
your way and forget me!
The Pressure of the Web.
In Orleans, I saw people
kiss their dress... and
the soldiers whispered
that would make her Queen!
The Maid is a witch,
Lord, a witch!
In the Duke of Burgundy's
shop, before Compigne.
Our opportunity has
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