- when in the court yard it shows how easily you fall in to conformity
- Charlie publishes something in the new paper on behalf of the dead poets society which angers the group
- Charlie gets beat for his article but doesn't turn in the group
- the principal wants Mr. Keating to teach them to conform and not think for themselves
- Neil's Father is more angry that he made a liar out of him then anything and demands he quit the play
- Neil asks Mr. Keating what he should do about his father and he says talk to him. he says he dose and it went well.
- Mr.Keating and the Other boys go to support Neil in the play and his dad shows up clearly not happy
- Neil try's to stand up to his father but looses his confidence
- Neil kills himself and his parents are devastated
- The Boys don't know what to do. they are heart broken and sickened by Neil's death Todd is affected the worst
- Mr. Keating is crushed and extremely saddened by Neil's death
- Cameron tells on the D.P.S. and says that Mr. Keating is the one to blame causing Charlie to punch him in the face
- All the boys are questioned at length with the parents. Charlie is expelled
- Todd tries to talk to Mr. Keating and explain that they were forced and then stands on the desk
- Most of the rest of the boys follow saying "oh captain, my captain" showing there respect to Mr. Keating when he leaves.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
notes Dead Poets Society 2nd Half
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