Why Boys Dont Cry Research Paper

Of course, the gang still had the police on a man hunt. Unfortunately, while on their way toward Wellington, unaware of recent road work, they missed all signs alerting them of the bridge that had been removed ahead for repair and ended up wrecking the car. Bonnie was the only one who was injured, but she burned her leg pretty bad and was in need of medical attention. They received help from a nearby farmer, until he recognized their faces and went next door to alert his neighbors to call the police. While he did this, the gang stole the farmers car and were on their way again. Knowing Bonnie still needed medical attention, Clyde never left her side. However, other members from the gang still robbed both a bank and a grocery store, which quickly turned into a police chase and shootout, where they ended up killing a Marshal. After this, the gang took off in a hurry, stealing a car that belonged to a doctor and that contained the medical supplies they needed for Bonnie. The gang continued the man hunt, but soon hunger and tiredness started to catch up with them. On July 18, 1933, the gang decided to stay in two cabins in Red Crown Tourist Camp outside of Platte City, Missouri. The night clerk watched the gang unloading rifles and carrying in an injured Bonnie, which urged her to call the police and tell them of the …show more content…
After many years of searching and chasing the infamous couple, the police were finally able to capture them and put an end to the trouble. Shortly after the death of Bonnie and Clyde, The Firearms Act of 1934 and the first federal gun-control laws are passed. Bonnie and Clyde’s story is one that will surely be remembered for a while to come. Even though what they are famous for in nothing to glorify, Bonnie and Clyde are seen today as romantic figures, who became a symbol for the fast