"Of the love or hatred God has for the English, I know nothing, but I do know that they will all be thrown out of France, except those who die there"

This quote by Joan of Arc speaks to the power of God and the fate of the English in France. Joan of Arc is recommending that God's love or hatred for the English is unimportant, as they will all be tossed out of France, with the exception of those who pass away there. This suggests that God's will is being done, which the English will be eliminated from France, despite their own actions or God's viewpoint of them. Joan of Arc's words likewise suggest that the English will not be able to escape their fate, as those who die in France will not be able to leave. This quote speaks with the power of God and the inevitability of fate, and works as an alerting to the English that they will not have the ability to leave their destiny.