Dead Poets Society
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:44:01
Right. They're putting it on at
Henley Hall. Open tryouts. Open tryouts!

:44:05
- Yes, so?
- So...

:44:09
I'm gonna act.
:44:12
Yes, yes!
I'm gonna be an actor!

:44:14
Ever since I can remember,
I've wanted to try this.

:44:16
I even tried to go
to summer stock auditions last year...

:44:18
but, of course,
my father wouldn't let me.

:44:21
For the first time in my whole life,
I know what I want to do.

:44:24
And, for the first time, I'm gonna do it
whether my father wants me to or not!

:44:28
Carpe diem!
:44:30
Neil, Neil, hold on a minute.
:44:31
How are you gonna be in a play
if your father won't let you?

:44:35
First I gotta get the part.
Then I can worry about that.

:44:38
Yeah, but won't he kill you
if he finds out you went to an audition
and didn't even tell him?

:44:40
No, no, no, no. As far as I'm concerned,
he won't have to know about any of this.

:44:43
- Well, that's impossible.
- Bullshit! Nothing's impossible.

:44:45
Well, why don't you just call him
and ask him? And m-maybe he'll say yes.

:44:49
That's a laugh!
:44:53
If I don't ask him,
at least I won't be disobeying him.

:44:55
- Yeah, but if he said...
- Jesus, Todd! Whose side are you on?

:45:08
I mean, I haven't even gotten
the part yet.

:45:12
Can't I even en-enjoy the idea
for a little while?

:45:24
You're coming to the meeting
this afternoon?

:45:26
I don't know. Maybe.
:45:29
Nothing Mr Keating has to say
means shit to you, does it, Todd?

:45:33
- W-What is that supposed to mean?
- You're in the club!

:45:35
Being in the club means
being stirred up by things.

:45:38
- You look about as stirred up
as a cesspool.
- S... You want me out?

:45:41
No! I want you in! But being in
means you gotta do something,
not just say you're in.

:45:46
Well, listen, Neil, l, I appreciate
this concern, but l-I'm not like you.

:45:51
All right? You, you...
You say things and people listen.

:45:54
- Uh, I'm, I'm not like that.
- Don't you think you could be?

:45:57
No! L... l, I don't know,
but that's not the point.


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