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The film Thelma and Louise
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In the film Thelma and Louise, we see the deviations of Thelma and Louise from the imagined proper path. That is, they do not choose to walk the way which is perceived as right by the society. There are examples to illustrate Thelma and Louise both run away from some social institutions, like law and marriage. In this paper, the deviations of Thelma and Louise, as well as the resolutions of these deviations will be discussed. Thelma and Louise deviate from the social institution of law throughout their journey. After Louise killed Harlan, they are supposed to be caught by the police and put into the jail. But they choose to flee to Mexico instead and as the journey to Mexico proceeds, they commit more crimes, for example, Thelma robs a supermarket and then locks a police, and the two of them blow up a truck. However, they never...
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