Dead Poets Society

1:53:01

Have a seat, Mr Anderson.

1:53:09

Mr Anderson, I think we've pretty well
put together what's happened here.

1:53:13

You do admit to being a part
of this Dead Poets Society?

1:53:21

Answer him, Todd.

1:53:25

Yes, sir.

1:53:28

I have here...

1:53:30

a detailed description
of what occurred at your meetings.

1:53:34

It describes how your teacher,
Mr Keating...

1:53:35

encouraged you boys
to organize this club...

1:53:38

and to use it
as a source of inspiration...

1:53:41

for reckless
and self-indulgent behaviour.

1:53:43

It describes how Mr Keating,
both in and out of the classroom...

1:53:48

encouraged Neil Perry to follow
his obsession with acting...

1:53:52

when he knew all along it was against
the explicit orders of Neil's parents.

1:53:57

It was Mr Keating's blatant abuse
of his position as teacher...

1:54:01

that led directly
to Neil Perry's death.

1:54:14

Read that document carefully, Todd.

1:54:18

Very carefully.

1:54:26

If you've nothing to add or amend,
sign it.

1:54:30

What's gonna happen to Mr Keating?

1:54:32

I've had enough.
Sign the paper, Todd.

1:54:40

Grass is gramen or herba.

1:54:45

Lapis is stone.

1:54:47

The entire building is aedificium.