Part 1 of Essay
In the film, Dead Poet’s Society, a small clique of seventeen year old boys, attending an elite private high school, called Welton, lear to break free of the restricting rules set by their parents and disregard the confining walls of the institution, under the tutelage of their English professor, Mr. Keeting. One of the r ....

Part 2 of Essay
.... do not fully understand until their life has passed by. “Carpe Diem, Seize the Day like there will be no tomorrow, Seize the Day before it passes you by.” The Welton Academy rears young boys into strapping men under the laws of ethics and morality, standards created by the school, centered around discipline and conformity, opposed to creativity and initiative. Mr. Keeting, a new teacher from the Chester School in London, not only introduced his students to a European method of teaching, but cultured them with i ....