Must have been witchcraft
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Biggest “balls of steel” moment in world history for sure - Napoleon opening his coat for Ney’s men and declaring “If you would fire on your Emperor, do it.”
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People are willing to believe charismatic religious leaders particularly when she leads her side to success when all hope appeared to be lost.People were much more willing to believe in divine action back then, it is hard for modern folks to understand the mindset of people then.
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She had the power of God AND Anime on her side
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charisma is granted by the crowd, it does not control the crowd. a charismatic is a conduit for the psychic energy of the mass behind them. why are people able to become conduits? good question.
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Think the story is best understood as, "Church takes advantage of coincidence and minor celebrity to install a 'puppet', 'Puppet' turns out to not actually be a puppet. Church has 'puppet' killed."
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This would only make sense if remotely the same people had been involved in both sides of the equation. Joan was killed by the English-aligned Burgundians.
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They were French. That explains it. This from a country that thought the Maginot Line would save them from Attack from Germany in World War II.
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All that is what makes the story so interesting to so many for so long - and this coming from me, an atheist.
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