In Bonnie and Clyde and Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, the couples involved in these stories all performed acts that went against society’s conventionalities and ethics. The main characters of both movies were unfulfilled with the state in which they lived, and thus they became rebellious. Each individual had great affection for his or her partner; nevertheless, the love that each couple possessed was not enough to modify the shape of their situation. Hence, the …showed first 75 words of 870 total…

…showed last 75 words of 870 total…greener on the other side; furthermore, they were able to release themselves from long societal restraints inflicted upon them. Bob, Carol, Ted, and Alice could then be able to go on pursuing stronger and more pleasant relationships. Unlike the characters from Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, unfortunately for Bonnie and Clyde, happiness did not find its way to them for they were killed before they even had the chance to experience what true happiness could be.