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    discipline‚ honour and excellence are the four principles. Challenge is represented throughout the whole film. Dead Poets’ society tells the story of an English teacher John Keating who challenges and inspires his students including Todd Anderson and Neil Perry to think for themselves‚ to make their lives ‘extraordinary’ and “[to] be an individual instead of a follower” through his non- traditional‚ revolutionary teaching methods. Welton Academy has a new English and poetry teacher‚ Mr Keating who

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    4th Genre Film Essay

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    English 4th Genre Film Essay Dead Poets Society: Neil takes the gun and commits suicide. Neil’s father comes rushing through the door into the study to find his son’s dead body. Witness: When McFee and Schaeffer enter the Amish community looking for Samuel and Book has just killed McFee and he comes out running looking for Samuel. Neil Perry has just performed A Midsummer’s Night Dream against his father’s wishes and even though he is congratulated by all of his peers and gets a standing

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    eventually recreates. Todd’s roommate is called Neil Perry‚ he is another main character‚ a very talented and brave boy. His father on the other hand is very strict when it comes to Neil and he is not allowed to explore his talents outside of school‚ he is only allowed to focus on schoolwork. Neil is very shy with his father and has a lot of respect which results in not liking to confront him. Since his father has such a strict way of raising his son‚ Neil doesn’t dare to tell his father that acting

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    About The Book: The Graveyard Book By Neil Gaiman The Graveyard Book is a children’s fantasy novel by the English author Neil Gaiman‚ simultaneously published in Britain and America during 2008. It is set primarily in a graveyard‚ where the boy Nobody Owens is adopted and raised by the occupants after his family is murdered. Gaiman won both the British Carnegie Medal and the American Newbery Medal recognising

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    character roles. Throughout Dead Poet’s Society‚ symbolism is represented by means of various film techniques which strongly pertain to transcendentalism values. For example‚ when Neil took his own life‚ it didn’t focus on him primarily‚ but the crown from his play that he laid upon the open window. This crown symbolized what Neil lived for‚ and that he died doing what he wanted. This couldn’t be expressed through someone explaining it in the movie‚ so instead it is shown using

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    After rereading and breaking it down I tried to take a closer look and see if the premises lead to the conclusion. At the beginning of the essay Neil explains the social changes that have occurred in the last few decades showing the stark rise of “unmarried –partner households.” He claims that

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    wishes to be free and true. Wolfe in “Old School” revels the narrator’s true identity to demonstrate that self-identification should preserve life‚ not destroy it. This ideal is further emphasized in “Dead Poets Society” by one of the main characters‚ Neil Perry‚ who takes this to the extreme by committing suicide to avoid living a false life planned by his father. While the narrator made the decisions to behave as he did‚ Hemingway’s ideals coaxed the narrator at a fragile time in his life. “It struck

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    Carpe Diem Thesis Outline

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    Diem” because opportunity doesn’t knock twice‚ the future is unexpected and it develops self-discovery. I. INTRODUCTION A. Introduce the film B. Define the phrase “Carpe Diem” - seize the day C. Thesis II. OPPORTUNITY DOESN’T KNOCK TWICE A. Neil discovered that his real passion in life is acting - proceeded to land the role of Puck in the play A Midsummer Night’s Dream and gave an outstanding performance B. Todd Andersoon stood up and cried out “O captain! My Captain!” - the ending would

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    teach English. A school built on "discipline‚ tradition‚ honor‚ and excellence‚" Welton is not yet ready for Keating‚ an eccentric teacher with unique‚ if not over the top‚ teaching methods. The boys; Knox Overstreet‚ Todd Anderson‚ Charlie Dalton‚ and Neil Perry; are amused and flabbergasted when Keating orders them to rip out Dr. Pritchard’s introduction to the poetry book. They are even more amused when he tells them to stand on the desk or conduct a class on "the dangers of conformity." They‚ too

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    thinkers such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau greatly influence three main characters from Dead Poets Society. The movie Dead Poets Society reveals the influence of transcendental thinking on the lives of Todd Anderson‚ Charlie Dalton and Neil Perry through the writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson‚ Henry David Thoreau‚ and other Romantics. Todd Anderson is a reserved‚ timid boy who‚ at first‚ shies away from Mr. Keating’s teachings. Emerson’s quote "We but half express ourselves‚ and are ashamed

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