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🗓️ 28 May 2018
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0:00.0 | Joan of Arc was burned alive on May 30th, 1431 CE. |
0:06.5 | Something no one ever aspires to have written on their obituary. |
0:08.9 | Think about the intensity of that. |
0:10.6 | She was tied to a stake, most likely with rope. |
0:13.8 | Heritics were either tied to a pillar or stake or chain, bundles of sticks were placed beneath |
0:19.1 | her around the base. |
0:20.6 | And then the wood was set on fire. |
0:22.9 | Sometimes an executioner would help the heritake along by essentially hanging them, all the |
0:27.0 | fire got going beneath them, hitting them across the chest with a club to speed up their |
0:31.0 | demise. |
0:32.0 | It doesn't seem to be the case with Joan. |
0:33.5 | She wasn't that lucky. |
0:34.5 | There's a chance that she died. |
0:36.1 | At least she passed out from smoke inhalation before the fire got her. |
0:39.7 | Or she didn't. |
0:40.7 | And the last thing she felt on this earth was the lick of those flames, burning, searing, |
0:44.9 | cooking, her flesh. |
0:46.6 | One legend of her burning says she was actually burned three times. |
0:50.2 | She died during the first time, but it took two additional burnings to destroy her organs. |
0:54.9 | Whether it took once, twice, three times, she was only 19 years old, which she was tried |
0:58.5 | for. |
0:59.5 | Heresy, found guilty, and then burned. |
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