When Hitler died, Anne Frank made him strip naked and stand before the 6 million. He was embarrassed. 

 In this painting, the sixteen year old Shoshone Indian, Sacagawea, rescues not only her non-swimming French husband (who bought her from her kidnappers) but also all the journals and medicines, mapmaking instruments as well as birds and animals and plants Lewis and Clark had collected so far---all with her young baby on her back.---while Lewis and Clark themselves, looked on, helpless and frantic from the shore.   (L & C offstage here).

PS: this really happened.

I was not there, but this is how I see it.

 The heroic explorer Meriwether Lewis's life ended when he shot himself. He had found it easier to deal with freezing and scorching weather, brutal portages, starvation, boils, bugs, and bears than trying to live as a normal citizen when he returned---let alonefulfill his obligations as Governor of Louisiana. Failing as an administrator, he became alcoholic, used opium, went heavily into debt, and could not get a woman to look at him twice.  I wanted to paint a different outcome for his life so I sent my husband, Tom, back to have a talk with him, Sadly, it appears Tom arrived too late on the scene.