The Run Off of The Royal Family.
Storyboard Description
King XVI and Marie Antoinette made a big staple in the French Revolution. During the night in june 20th - 21st Marie and her husband decided to leave France. They escaped from the Tuileries Palace trying to make it to Austria. While they were on the move Jean-Baptiste Drouet recognized the king from one of his portraits. He got them both caught, Marie and Louis got arrested. They both got brought back to the capital. King Louis was sentenced to death on January 21st 1793. He was executed by guillotine from high treason. His wife was on trial October 14th 1793. She got executed as the same reason as her husband and by the guillotine. They both made matters worth by trying to escape from their problems and ruling the country.
Storyboard Text
- The Run off Of The Royal Family.
- "I feel like we don't have much freedom and security."
- "I am very alarmed by the actions of the national assembly. I do not like a limited monarchy. I want all of the power."
- "I have a plan... On the night of June 21st 1791 we should leave this country."
- "I want to keep all three estates separate, I do now want to go through with the assembly."
- Two days later...
- *Walks in*"Where are you guys going?"
- "Its starting to get late... Lets head outside of the Tuileries Palace. We will keep on going till we reach Austria."
- "Just outside to get some fresh air."
- The Start of The Run Off of The Royal Family.
- "What a nice lovely day".
- SHHHH
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- Police Came And Arrested The Royal Family.
- "Please oh god don't do this to us. "
- "We are sending you two back to the capital."
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- Sentenced To Execution.
- "Please do not go through with this. I am begging you please."
- "NOOOO PLEASE NOOO."
- "You have failed to address the financial problems of France. While not taking responsibilty as your role as king. You have lost all credibility as monarch."
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- "King Louis you are going to be executed for treason!!!"
- Nine months later Marie Antoinette followed her husband to the guillotine on October 16, 1793.
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