The lives of all these boys changed greatly since they met Keating. Neil, Anderson, Knox and so on, they seemed to have found the light of their life, still achieving, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wait. Mr. Keating opened the minds of his students to the broad possibilities that life held for them. The boys lear

The greatest impact that Mr. Keating had on Neil was that he taught him to look past the wishes of others, to see what was really wanted out of life. Neil had been living a life created by his father, working towards aims set by his father, and growing up to be his father. After meeting Mr. Keating, Neil broke free of the bonds his father had tied around him and tore off what had restricted his view of his life. He saw things from his own point of view, acted as he wanted, not as his father expected him to. The most important decision Neil made in the entire movie, however, was the one to kill himself. This was a decision made by the new Neil, the Neil with a mind and future of his own. Rather than live a frustrated and desperate life working towards his father's goals, he would choose

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