Saint Joan : A chronicle play in six scenes and an epilogue Part 2

This part expands the interpretation of Joan after her death by analyzing how history religion and society have re-evaluated and often distorted her image while exploring the conflict between genius and discipline and the shifting standards of tolerance and belief across different eras revealing how humanity mythologizes historical figures and at the same time highlighting the limitations of theatre in fully representing historical truth while presenting her story as a tragedy that reflects the enduring tension between individual conviction and institutional power across time.