Well, one of her lieutenant was a well known child molester and she was a warlord in the XVth century, so I'm not sure it's a good idea for her to give morality lessons to be honest
It'd be classic though, "why hast thou not beheaded that Scarlet Skull? He is a scoundrel, may God strike him!"
But as Kaze pointed out above in a post from
last Friday, de Rais went off the straight &
narrow only AFTER, not before, Joan's death
(indeed it may well be that it was her demise that turned him into a monster).As for Joan being a warlord, yes, she led soldiers @ a time & place when warfare was especially
nasty, but she seems to personally have been rather chivalrous. For example, @ Orleans an English captain named Gladsdale
called her a whore & a few other nasty things. Yet when Joan led the French to
overrun his position, she called for him to
surrender, & that she had mercy on his
soul. When he died instead Joan was seen to
be crying.
I do agree, Tanc, that Joan wouldn't like the
Red Skull one bit! And as for what she'd say
to Loki...