- Knox goes to the party, is ignored by Chris, then gets drunk
- The boys seem very annoyed by Dalton bringing girls to their meeting
- Knox gets beat on by Chris’s boyfriend
- Dalton publishes a article about the dead poet’s society in the school paper
- Dalton exposes himself as the writer of the article in an attempt to get thrown out of the school and Is punished for it
- Dalton is told to turn in everyone in the society
- Mr. Keating is confronted by the headmaster about his teaching methods
- He talks to Dalton about his behavior, but gently
- Neil’s father finds out about the play and tells Neil to quit
- Neil goes to Keating to talk about his father, and Keating encourages him to talk to his father and show what his passion is
- Knox tries to give Chris flowers. He charges into her class and reads her a poem aloud
- Neil claims that he talked to his father and his father is going to let him stay with acting. Mr. Keating doesn’t seem to believe him
- Knox invites Chris to the play with him, and she agrees
- Neil’s father shows up to the play
- Neil’s father reacts badly to the play and orders Keating to stay away from Neil
- Neil’s father says exactly what he thought he would and Neil passes up his chance to talk to him
- Neil steals his father’s gun and kills himself
- Cameron tells on the group, administration looks to make Keating responsible for Neil’s death
- Keating gets fired
- The students give him a standing farewell
- What was the significance of what Keating taught them? Can we truly know the long term effects or can it only be inferred or assumed?
- What was the difference between the way Keating affected his students vs. the way Escalante affected his?
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Dead Poet’s Society Notes: Part 2
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