What happened Gale Hansen?

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1. What happened Gale Hansen?
2. Why is it called the Dead Poets Society?
3. What is the message in Dead Poets Society?
4. What can we learn from Dead Poets Society?
5. What is the main conflict in Dead Poets Society?
6. What does the cave symbolize in Dead Poets Society?
7. Why didn't Todd act the same way as Neil in the end?
8. What does Dead Poets Society say about looking at life from different perspectives?
9. Would Neil still do what he did if Mr Keating never came into his life Why or why not?
10. What are the four principles of Welton Academy?
11. Who is most to blame for Neil's death?
12. What will your verse be Robin Williams?
13. What was Mr Keating trying to teach his students?

What happened Gale Hansen?

Gale Hansen Hansen continued working in the '90s and had a starring role in the TV series Class of '96. He later stepped away from acting after his last role in 1998. Hansen now works as a film executive.

Why is it called the Dead Poets Society?

Beyond his unconventional classroom antics, Mr. Keating informs the boys about the so-called “Dead Poets Society” of which he was a member during his own time at the Welton Academy. The Dead Poets were dedicated to “sucking the marrow out of life” (inspired by Henry David Thoreau's Walden; or Life in the Woods).

What is the message in Dead Poets Society?

The Dead Poets Society is a remarkable film that shows how education can go beyond what is taught in textbooks. The movie depicts education as a way to enlighten children about the realities of life and how they shouldn't look at things with a singular perspective.

What can we learn from Dead Poets Society?

7 Truths We Learned from Dead Poets Society

• “No matter what anybody tells you, words and ideas can change the world.” ...
• “There is a time for daring, and there is a time for caution. ...
• “We must constantly look at things in a different way.” ...
• “Poetry, beauty, romance, love… these are what we stay alive for.” ...
• “You must strive to find your own voice.”

What is the main conflict in Dead Poets Society?

I agree that the main conflict in Dead Poet's Society is between individual will and conformity. I also think that conflict can be represented as a conflict between youth and maturity. Mr. Keating is the only character who can walk between these two worlds.

What does the cave symbolize in Dead Poets Society?

They choose the same spot as their previous member of Dead Poet Society for the meeting which is the cave, the reason why they choose cave I think because they refers the cave as Indian cave and it is as a symbol of resistance and freedom from the academy, they want to live free and live their life.

Why didn't Todd act the same way as Neil in the end?

DJ: Todd didn't react in the same way because he was a totally different boy. He said it himself, "I'm not like you, Neal. You get stirred up by things, and you say things, and people listen." Todd wasn't as driven by his passions as Neal was.

What does Dead Poets Society say about looking at life from different perspectives?

“I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we should constantly look at things in a different way. See, the world looks very different from up here… Just when you think you know something, you have to look at it in another way. Even if it may seem silly, or wrong, you must try.”

Would Neil still do what he did if Mr Keating never came into his life Why or why not?

[email protected]: Neil would still have committed suicide, even if he had not met Mr. Keating. He would have followed his father's wishes and lived an unfulfilled and miserable life. Eventually, his life would have no meaning and he would have ended it.

What are the four principles of Welton Academy?

Four Pillars to Rule Them All Just check out the four pillars of Welton—"Tradition," "Discipline," "Honor" and "Excellence"—as they march toward the screen on flags in one of the early shots of the film.

Who is most to blame for Neil's death?

At the end of the movie John Keating is accused of making Neil come up against his father and outing his own dreams ("Carpe diem!") which ultimately leads to him committing suicide.

What will your verse be Robin Williams?

We are here, life exists, and we have an identity with which we must fashion to our own desires. The verse that Whitman and Robin Williams refer to is the legacy you have to leave in the world. ... So what will your verse be? Carpe diem.

What was Mr Keating trying to teach his students?

Mr. Keating encouraged his students to develop self-efficacy, the belief that they can write and enjoy poetry (450). Another important lesson Mr. Keating taught was that poetry was not just something they read, it had a direct impact on their lives; an idea called transfer (324).