1. The Importance of The Dead Poet's Society
... to be controlled, he watched Neil, Nwanda, and Knox enter into extreme romanticism, and that not only led to their downfall, but his as well. Keating begins his unorthodox teaching methods by showing his students pictures of previous Welton graduates. He says: "Now I'd like you to step forward over here. They're not that different from you, are they? Same haircuts ... 's was for the sake of his students. o Definition 3 - Keating was a "victim," or scapegoat is a better term. Keating was the newest teacher at the school, the one with the most unorthodox teaching methods. He was not on...
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- Grade Level: High School