We see this in the "ride or die" archetypes like Bonnie and Clyde. Love becomes the ultimate justification for their rebellion. In a world that feels cold or restrictive, the devotion between two outlaws becomes their only true north.
Banditry is rarely a solitary endeavor. It is fueled by love in two distinct ways: Bandits: Love and Liberty free
This is the "Social Bandit" theory. Their "crime" is often an act of love for an oppressed community. By stealing from the rich to give to the poor, the bandit’s liberty is used to provide for those who cannot fight for themselves. Their love for their kin or their village becomes the moral engine of their lawbreaking. The Price of Freedom We see this in the "ride or die"