The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc
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:58:05
I leave that answer to God.
:58:12
Calm down, my Lord, I beg you!
:58:14
When the whole court laughs at me?
:58:17
She's smart
but we're making progress

:58:21
every day.
:58:22
So long as she's alive,
my armies won't fight.

:58:26
They need proof
that God is on their side.

:58:28
It's your prerogative to burn her.
:58:30
Yours is to find her guilty.
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But we need her to admit to blasphemy.
:58:35
What are you waiting for?
:58:37
You have all you need
to torture the bitch.

:58:40
You won't get her to talk that way.
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And besides,
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several of my colleagues are...
:58:50
scared.
:58:51
Scared? Of a girl?
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Scared to make a mistake.
:58:56
Suppose she's right?
:58:58
Suppose she's been sent by God?
:59:05
Whose side are you on?
:59:06
On the side
of Holy Mother Church.

:59:10
Do you have a sword?
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Quite a few.
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And a banner?
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Did you prefer
your banner or your sword?

:59:22
I was more fond of my banner.
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Why?
Did it have some value or power?

:59:28
No, it's just...
:59:32
a sword is a weapon.
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And?
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And... so I... prefer my banner.
:59:40
Why?
:59:41
To avoid killing anyone.
:59:43
You mean that without your banner,
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you'd have killed more people?
:59:51
No, of course not...
I never killed anyone.

:59:54
Perhaps the temptation to kill
would have been stronger...

:59:59
Too strong perhaps?

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