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Joan of Arc

Maharashtra Board · Class 10 · English

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Card 1Character and plot

Who is Joan, and why does she come to Robert de Baudricourt?

Answer

Joan is a peasant girl from eastern France. She comes to Robert de Baudricourt to ask for a horse, armour, and soldiers so that she can go to the Dauphin and help free Orleans.

Card 2Characterisation

What kind of person is Joan in this extract?

Answer

Joan is shown as strong, confident, practical, and fearless. She speaks directly, thinks clearly about money and equipment, and does not get frightened by Robert’s angry tone.

Card 3Characterisation

What does Robert first think about Joan?

Answer

Robert first thinks Joan is mad and wants her thrown out. He is annoyed by her bold demand and does not believe a girl can speak to him that way.

Card 4Characterisation

Why does the Steward say they are afraid of Robert but Joan puts courage in them?

Answer

The Steward means that Robert is strict and powerful, so his servants fear his anger. Joan, however, inspires bravery because she is fearless and full of confidence.

Card 5Characterisation

What does Poulengey notice in Joan that makes him support her?

Answer

Poulengey feels that there is something unusual about Joan. He thinks she may be worth trying because she inspires hope when everything else seems hopeless.

Card 6Theme and faith

What does Joan mean when she says, “I don’t think it can be very difficult if God is on your side”?

Answer

Joan believes that faith gives strength. For her, soldiering and danger are not impossible if she feels God supports her mission.

Card 7Theme and belief

Why does Poulengey call Joan “a bit of a miracle”?

Answer

Poulengey says this because Joan gives hope in a situation where France seems helpless. He feels her courage and belief may do what ordinary plans cannot do.

Card 8Plot and meaning

What does the line about the Dauphin being “like a rat in a corner” show?

Answer

It shows that the Dauphin is in a desperate and weak position. He is hiding in Chinon and does not seem ready to fight back against the English.

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