As can be seen, Joan of Arc divulges her struggle starting from her own family, where the diligent work on the family farm makes her very strong. She is fond of exertion of physical strength, she is in authority over sheep, pigs, dogs, and chicken, and to some extent over her father’s hired laborers. She skillfully learns from this little experience and challenges her father’s will, who denies her to step outside of the village because of a dream he once saw, which later becomes a reality. By challenging her own family, Joan paves the way for herself to enter into the public domain with courage in the heart, cleverness in the mind, and faith in God. She bravely commits to matters that conventionally belong to the male domain. She participates
