Societal constraints serve a dual purpose: they provide the structure necessary for communal trust, predictable interactions, and shared values, yet they can also suppress individual creativity and agency. On one hand, preserving these norms is essential for maintaining social order and preventing moral relativism and chaos. On the other, as exemplified in Thelma & Louise, challenging oppressive roles can lead to reclaiming personal authenticity and fostering innovative social progress. The synthesis, therefore, suggests a balanced approach that recognizes the importance of societal boundaries for social cohesion, while still championing the pursuit of individual liberation and the reimagining of moral order.