Dead Poets Society
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:04:00
And who, for the past several years...
:04:03
has been teaching at the highly regarded
Chester School in London.

:04:11
- Richard, you forgot your bag.
- Hi, Johnny. Hey, how you doin'?

:04:33
Glad you could come by.
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- Thrilling ceremony as usual, Dr Nolan.
- You've been away too long.

:04:37
- Hello, Dr Nolan.
- Good to have you.
- This is our youngest, Todd.

:04:40
Mr Anderson, you have
some big shoes to fill, young man.

:04:43
- Your brother was one of our finest.
- Thank you.

:04:48
- Lovely ceremony.
- Thank you. I'm so glad you liked it.

:04:51
- Gale.
- Tom.

:04:52
- Good to see you again.
- Hello, Mr Nolan.

:04:54
- Neil, we expect great things
from you this year.
- Thank you, sir.

:04:58
- Well, he won't disappoint us.
Right, Neil?
- I'll do my best, sir.

:05:03
- Come on, son.
- Chin up.
- Okay.

:05:05
- Chin up.
- No tears now.

:05:06
- I don't want to go here.
- Honey, I love you.

:05:08
- I'll walk you over.
- There, there. Do your lessons.

:05:17
Hey. I hear we're gonna be roommates.
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- I'm Neil Perry.
- I'm Todd Anderson.

:05:22
- Why'd you leave Balincrest?
- My brother went here.

:05:26
Oh, so you're that Anderson!
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This is for his sinuses.
And, oh, if he, if he can't, uh,
swallow, you give him one of these.

:05:33
- And if he has trouble breathing,
you give him...
- All right, fine.

:05:36
And, oh, did you remember
your vaporizer? And the vapour...

:05:45
- Hey, how's it going, Neil?
- Come down here.

:05:47
- Neil? Study group tonight?
- Yeah, sure.

:05:51
Business as usual, huh?
Hey, I heard you got the new kid.

:05:53
Looks like a stiff!
Oops.


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