Exploring the themes of gender mobility and personal transformation, this seminar paper analyzes the journey of Thelma and Louise in Ridley Scott's film. It examines how their evolution into outlaws serves as a metaphor for their lives, challenging contemporary gender norms. The paper begins with an introduction to gender mobility, followed by a historical context of the road narrative, tracing its origins from Westerns to buddy films. Through this lens, it highlights the genre's significance in reflecting American cultural history.
