Thus after listening about the Christian being devils in her community, she was interested in being part of the devils as being a Christian would also erase her former sins. Through faith, she was able to discover Christianity and later converted herself. After converting herself into a Christian, her family critiques her interests in Christianity and tries to pull her away from it. By this action, she decides to leave her family and move to a village fill of Christian believers. While being in the Christian village, the idea of given a name like Vibiana instead of being called four girl allows her to feel that she is important. When she moved into the Christian village, her goal and belief was unclear. She wasn’t necessarily committed to the religion. Thus, this didn’t define her identity. However, soon it hit her that it was her job to protect the Christians. Therefore, she strives to be a woman warrior like Joan. Through Vibiana’s faith she realizes her true belonging is in the Christian society. On the path to reaching this conclusion, there was a question on whether she feels a sense of belonging since she wasn’t fully committed to
Thus after listening about the Christian being devils in her community, she was interested in being part of the devils as being a Christian would also erase her former sins. Through faith, she was able to discover Christianity and later converted herself. After converting herself into a Christian, her family critiques her interests in Christianity and tries to pull her away from it. By this action, she decides to leave her family and move to a village fill of Christian believers. While being in the Christian village, the idea of given a name like Vibiana instead of being called four girl allows her to feel that she is important. When she moved into the Christian village, her goal and belief was unclear. She wasn’t necessarily committed to the religion. Thus, this didn’t define her identity. However, soon it hit her that it was her job to protect the Christians. Therefore, she strives to be a woman warrior like Joan. Through Vibiana’s faith she realizes her true belonging is in the Christian society. On the path to reaching this conclusion, there was a question on whether she feels a sense of belonging since she wasn’t fully committed to