grief-- To the law a relief-- But its death for Bonnie and Clyde” (Rosa 3-4). Bonnie and Clyde got shot on May 23rd, 1934 in their get away car.

Bonnie and Clyde were meant for each other, and they always stuck by each others side. “An anger dwelt within Clyde, having been born ragged and more ragged by the depression. He sometimes killed in cold blood, and always tried to justify the murders as if he had the right to pull the trigger, thus releasing somehow the seething that built up like a volcano deep inside him”(Crime library, pg. 2). Bonnie Parker had started to love the criminal life. Her decision to live her life with Clyde Barrow was for two reasons: her love for crime and criminals (Treherne 91). As the fame of Bonnie and Clyde grew, they shot their way almost of out anything possible. And every time they got away with something they became closer and said that the laws that they broke just got in their way. They thought that their killings were fine to do, but the government thought other wise, they marked Bonnie and Clyde for death. They were believed to have committed thirteen murders and several robberies and burglaries, in 1934, when they were killed.

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