What style of editing is used in Bonnie and Clyde?

Arthur Penn uses shot-reverse-shot in the diner conversation, tempo, timing, along with joining shots to enhance the film. The simplistic editing and use of close ups encourages the audience to focus on the dynamic between the characters as Clyde is revealed to be insightful and intuitive and Bonnie to be surprised and impressed. The most renowned scene in the film is the final scene of the film where Penn used various shots to capture several emotions and actions within seconds of film time. He also utilises narrative seuencing to tell the infamous tale of Bonnie and Clyde.