Can any one answer this question about the bonnie and clyde themes?

In what ways does the movie of bonnie and clyde illustrate the following themes? What messages does the film suggest for each?
a.) poverty
b) social class
c) independence
d) Rebellion against authority
e) sex and power
f) violence
g) the media
h) the changing roles of women

(I) doing your own assignments.

(j) what do you think and maybe we can help you expand.

I think you should watch the movie and answer these questions yourself. There have been two or three made in the last 25 years.

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I just asked this so somebody could explain the question to me I don't get it.

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Originally Posted by beanie16

i just asked this so somebody could explain the question to me i dont get it.

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The question is that all those themes are in the story of Bonnie and Clyde. Please describe the scenes where they are found and give examples of each.

OK what about the social class one? Would it be how bonnie and clyde are both low class and their robbing from the high class?

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Originally Posted by beanie16

ok what about the social class one? would it be how bonnie and clyde are both low class and their robbing from the high class?

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"low class"?? "high class"?? Please define what you mean.

Low class where they are poor and high class where they are rich people.

What's the changing roles of woman in the bonnie and clyde movie?

What was the role of women in U.S. society during that time in history, and how was that role different or how did it change in the Bonnie and Clyde story?

How did it change in both

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low class where they are poor and high class where they are rich people.

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Hmmmm, if you go with that, how is that shown in the story of Bonnie and Clyde?

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how did it change in both

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No, what was the standard, and how did Bonnie and Clyde's story show a change?