Answer: The answer to your question is that he returned so that he can serve the people of France.
Explanation:
According to that passage, Napoleon surprised France and Europe by escaping from Elba and returning to a France where dissatisfaction with King Louis XVIII was growing. Actually, he really wanted to regain more power. Nevertheless, the European powers that had ousted him didn´t accept his political return and mobilized their armies to overthrow him again. He marched with his army to Belgium, where he suffered his final defeat at Waterloo on June 18, 1815
Beginning with the battle of Orleans, Joan of Arc entered the Burgundian territory disguised as a male. She then met the future King Charles and made a good impression by him. She was said to be the inspiration of a collapsing France, so the court provided her with troops and support. She revived the lost hope of France, winning battles one after another. Joan carried her banner in battle and is said to have never killed anyone. However in the year 1430, she was later captured at Compiegne by Lionel de Wandomme. She was imprisoned at Beaurevoir castle and was later transferred to a keep Rouen. Joan was trialed by pro-Anglo clerics and was declared as heretic and a witch. She was executed by burning in the same year 1430.
