may 8, 1429 - Scene 18

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However, it was a question of deciding how this attack which had so happily begun would be continued against the English.
The chiefs, unconcerned about letting themselves be led by a country girl or sharing with her the glory of success, met in secret to discuss the plan to adopt.
Joan presented herself to the council; and as the chancellor of the Duke of Orléans sought to conceal from her the decisions that had been taken:
“Say what you have concluded and said,” she cried, indignant at these subterfuges; “I can conceal something greater!” she added:
"You have been in your counsel and I have been in mine, and believe that the counsel of God will be fulfilled and will stand firm, and that yours will perish. Get up early tomorrow morning, for I will have much to do, more than I ever had."

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