What did Poulengey think about Joan?
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This is when Robert calls Polly in, i.e. Bertrand de Poulengey, one of his soldiers and accuses him to want to accompany Joan because he wanted to have his with her under the pretence of taking her to Orleans
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Poulengey is unfocused, passive, and doesn't offer his opinion unless it's asked of him. He backs Joan from the start, placing faith in her military capabilities and believing her to be a “miracle.” Baudricourt thinks Poulengey has ulterior, sexual motivations for supporting Joan, though this is not the case.
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