Storyboard practice

Mainly for practicing scenery/composition, I have actually zero idea for story...Insert dialogues with imagination  

Since this is still somewhat relevant to pride month, I shall share my personal view on historical shipping:

  Historical shippings are common trends, Robespierre and Saint Just are no exceptions in the French Revolution community. While I do not think it is plausible that they are involved romantically, I don't necessarily condemn people who do romantic fictions/fan arts on this subject. Rather, I simply consider it to be a not sufficiently supported argument, an inaccurate hypotheses perhaps. Some people argue that such shipping is disrespectful to history, as history should be treated with seriousness. In my opinion, being serious does not necessarily make one appreciate the real history better. Do we really appreciate history better by learning from a biased textbook? There are serious works like documentaries from BBC and History Channel, but they can be similarly erroneous and poorly reasoned. 
Yes, some people who ship Robespierre/Saint Just do so out of their fancies rather than basing it off of any historical supports, but most people would acknowledge that their online fanfictions/ship arts are silly works and not to be taken seriously. After all, it would be silly of the individuals to look for accuracies in a  tumblr crap post in the first place. Are we going to argue over a meme for being inaccurate? For people who decide to back off the ship with more evidences, that is their opinion. And, like all history interpretations, I agree and disagree with certain evidences.
  I do not support this hypothesis, but I won't deny people from speculating it. It is not my business to tell people off or criticize them for posting strange fan fictions/fan arts. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong in nature with gay shipping, the problem is that it's just unlikely.