All they need to do is listen and seize away. The dead-including some of the dead poets they're about to read-want to tell them that. One day, it'll all be over and they'll want to be able to look back and know they did everything in their power to make their world extraordinary. Make your lives extraordinary."īasically, he wants to inspire his students to live their best lives. He tells them that these former students have a message for them if they listen closely: "Carpe diem. He shows them pictures of Welton alumni on the wall: boys who have long since died. Keating wants his students to know that-even though they're young, healthy high-schoolers right now-eventually, they'll end up as worm food. Yeah, it's a little bit weird for the first class. First, he has them get up out of their seats and walk into the hall where he makes them read aloud from the poem "To the Virgins, to Make Much of Time." Oh, he also mentions that they're all gonna die one day. Keating's first English class at Welton Academy that his students realize that he's a bit unorthodox himself. This line is spoken by John Keating, played by Robin Williams, in the film Dead Poets Society , directed by Peter Weir (1989).Įver had a strange English teacher? Sure, we all have.
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