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i wanna give him a little kiss on the forehead and hug him tighter then anyones ever hugged him

lacenbowss-deactivated20251030

the ending of this movie is devastating but mr keating getting fired ties it up so perfectly— we know it wasn’t his fault for neil’s death but him leaving the boys shows how mr keating was never an overbearing influence/leader (like how the other adults deemed him) but rather just a man giving the boys advice (to be free thinkers) in a brief passing period of their lives which they will choose how to implement in their continuing lives.

carpeingthatdiem

dead poets society - fake tweets #1

(tweets are pilfered by me and tweaked! also click for INDIVIDUAL tweets—there are 5 tweets in total!)

elliedmbazs

#now why would you say this #dps

girlstevie

this made me stare at the wall for a little while x

[art by de4dp0ethonor]

truly-nerdy

More incorrect dead poets quotes while I procrastinate writing 😤😘

gibleyid

Toddsito

sophia1959

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs✨️🥹

welli-moon

“I was good, i was really good”

stockholmsyndromcentral

i refuse to read Anderperry angst because Dead Poets Society is basically Anderperry angst

inlovewithaspiderguy

every time I encounter the “why did Neil kill himself over such a small thing he could study medicine then become an actor im so smart rotfl” I want to hit my head against the wall

isiririsi

Neil Perry was definitely the kid that would trauma dump in the middle of playing, stare at the other person for a few second in complete silence and then climb back on the slide as if nothing happened.

Charlie Dalton was definitely the kid that would self-proclaim himself king of the swings and monopolise them, making the other kids queue and guess the secret password in order to swing.

Todd Anderson was definitely the kid that would hover around group of kids by himself, waiting for someone to invite him to play but not finding the courage to go up and ask himself.

Steven Meeks was definitely the kid that would use very complex words for an elementary schooler and sigh every time he had to re-explain the rules of a game in an easier way.

Gerard Pitts was definitely the kid that would find random bugs, grab them and then drop them on other kids, explaining what type of bugs they were as the other kids screamed and ran away.

Richard Cameron was definitely the kid that would get upset when someone tried to change the rules of games and then explain why it was wrong to do so.