Orleans is important to her life story, but her story is not about time or place, it is about absolute faith and the empowerment that can come from it. She led an army, plotted winning strategy overruling men who knew better, convinced a dauphin to become a king, and inspired a nation to throw off an oppressor.
All between the 17th and 18th years of life, and then she spent up to her 19th year in a stinking jail, was tried by the doctors of the same Church that had found her genuine before, but this time they found her false. There is a lesson!.
