All
For what we're about to receive, may the Lord make us truly grateful. Amen.
McAllister
Quite an interesting class you gave today Mr. Keating.
Mr. Keating
Sorry if I shocked you Mr. McAllister.
McAllister
There is no need to apologize, it was very fascinating. Misguided though it was.
Mr. Keating
You think so?
McAllister
You take a big risk by encouraging them to become an artist, John. When they realize
they're not Rembrandts, Shakespeares or Mozarts, they'll hate you for it.
Mr. Keating
We're not talking about artists, George. We're talking about free thinkers.
McAllister
Freethinkers at 17?
Mr. Keating
Funny, I never thought of you as a cynic.
McAllister
Not a cynic... A realist. Show me the heart unfettered by foolish dreams. And I'll
show you a happy man.
Mr. Keating
But only in their dreams can men be truly free. Twas always thus, and always thus
will be.
McAllister
Tennyson?
Mr. Keating
No. Keating.
McAllister
*Chuckles*
Mr. Keating
I'm gonna have to go, my friend. I'll see you later.
McAllister
*walks off stage*
Mr. Keating
*walks around a bit*
Neil
Hey, I found his senior annual in the library. *Hands Cameron a book* Listen to this:
Captain of the soccer team.
Cameron
*laughs*
Neil
Editor of the school annual. Cambridge bound.Thigh man and the Dead Poet Society.
Cameron
*read from the book* Man most likely to do anything.
Charlie
Thighman... Mr. K was a hell-raiser!
Knox
What's the Dead Poet Society?
Neil
I don't know.
Meeks
Is there a picture in the annual?
Neil
Nothing, no other mention of it.
Mr. Keating
YOU ARE READING
Dead Poets Society: the play
General FictionI promised someone I would write fan fiction of DPS but I haven't gotten around it yet. But, I didn't write this DPS script for a play. It's is a lot like the movie with some deleted scenes I added and a few minor changes. So I hope you guys will...
