Joan of Arc faced numerous challenges during her quest for French liberation, including skepticism from military leaders, accusations of heresy, and the need to navigate a complex political landscape during the Hundred Years' War. Her vision, believed to be divinely inspired, fueled her determination but also put her at risk in a male-dominated society. The power struggles between factions within France and the English invaders further complicated her mission. Ultimately, her bravery and undeterred spirit became symbols of national pride and inspired future generations in their fights for freedom.