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3-3-2008 Picture of the Week
Here is my son Ben working on walking. He walked on his own for the first time on Tuesday. Now he's already tearing all over the place!
2-25-2008 Picture of the Week
There's nothing like watching Brett Favre take the field! GO PACK!!!
2-3-2008 Picture of the Week
Here are my two sons Nate and Ben wearing their Packer jerseys and showing their Packer Pride! Way to go boys!
12-17-2007 Picture of the Week
Here's my son Ben this summer at the Milwaukee County Zoo.
12-10-2007 Picture of the Week
If you remember, a few weeks ago I posted a picture of my Yellow Labrador Retriever, Maddie and her pal Sophie. Sophie is my brother-in-law and sister-in-law's Golden Retriever. Last week Sophie passed away at the age of 13. She was a great dog and Maddie (as well as the rest of us) will miss her dearly.
11-26-2007 Picture of the Week
Here's a picture of Nate and I at a Minnesota Gopher Football game. I am a Minnesota Gopher Football season ticket holder. Although the Gophers weren't very good this year, I still supported them wholeheartedly. I consider myself a true fan.
11-19-2007 Picture of the Week
Ben is playing with doggie Maddie. Although Maddie is a very energetic Yellow Lab, she is incredibly gentle and tolerant of my two boys. They can sit on her and hug her and she just puts up with it.
11-12-2007 Picture of the Week
My wife and I had a great time at the Packers-Vikings game on Sunday! Packers 34, Vikings 0. There is no place better to watch a football game than Lambeau Field! GO PACK!!!
11-5-2007 Picture of the Week
Halloween 2007 wasn't very scary for the Buckley family. Ben was a lobster and Nate was a Teddy Bear. (Notice my EDINA sweatshirt-- Always showing school spirit!)
10-29-2007 Picture of the Week
THE BOSTON RED SOX ARE WORLD CHAMPIONS! Ever wonder what Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox, looks like? Here's a picture from a game I've attended there. The seats are small and uncomfortable but it is a great place to watch a game! Look to the left of me and you can see Wally the Green Monster! (If you don't know who that is, just ask.)
10-22-2007 Picture of the Week
In honor of the Red Sox making it to the World Series, I've posted a picture of Nate and Ben in their Red Sox outfits. My wife, Sarah, is a huge Red Sox fan--almost as fanatical as I am about the Packers!
10-15-2007 Picture of the Week
Here is my son Ben just before his surgery on October 5. He's recovering and doing really well!
10-8-2007 Picture of the Week
This is Sophie (Left) and Maddie (Right). Sophie is my brother-in-law and sister-in-law's Golden Retriever. Maddie, age 7, is our Yellow Labrador Retriever. She's a great dog!
10-1-2007 Picture of the Week
Ben's 1st birthday was on September 28. We found out that he really likes cake!
9-24-2007 Picture of the Week
These are my two boys: Ben (Left--12 Months) & Nathan (Right--35 Months).
122 comments:
i think it mean that we should show what we mean and that you should do whatever you belive in.
In the final scene, Mr. Keating came to pick up his belongings. When he was leaving, Todd stood up and said to Mr. Keating that it wasn't his fault. The headmaster told him to sit down or be expelled. By standing on their desks and saying "Oh Captain! My Captain!", it might mean that they have respect for Mr. Keating, think that he was a great teacher, and that he did teach them to think for themselves.
I think that in the final scene when the students were standing on their desks was a sign to show appreciation to him and to tell him that they will use the knowledge that he taught them to think in different ways. The " O Captain! My Captain! part was to show Mr.Keatings that they thought of him as a captain or a leader.
In the final scene Todd stood on top of his desk and told Mr. Keating that it wasnt his fault and when he was finished he said "oh captain, my captain" I think this showed a sign of respect to Mr. keating and it told him that the boys respect him and that they learned from his teachings.
In the final scene Todd stood on his desk and said "O Captain! My Captain!" This ment that Todd had learned alot from Mr Keating and he was standing up for what he believed in.
In the last scene, Mr. Keating came to pick up his things. When he was leaving, Todd stood up and yelled to Mr. Keating that it wasn't his fault. It ment that the boys have respect for Mr. Keating and that Mr. Keating taught them an important lesson- think for yourselves.
The final scene, was probably the most important and most inspiring scene to me. Mr. Keating had came in the classroom to gather his personal belongings. This is when Todd confronts his fears, speaks up, and says that it Neil's dealth was certainly NOT Mr. Keating's fault. Then, he stood up on his desk to symbolize that he believed in what Mr. Keating taught them-to look at the world in a different view. As more students stood on their desks, they started chanting "O Captain, My Captain", which symbolized to Mr. Keating the love and admiration the students still had for him.
i think this means that you should stick up for what you think/believe in.
In the final scene, Todd told Mr Keating that Neil's death wasn't his fault and then stood up on top of his desk and said "0 Captian, My Captian." I think that this was a way of telling Mr Keating that they all appreciate what he taught them and respect him very much.
I think it ment that they all respected him, and listened to him. They also didn't want him to go.
~Camille~
In the final scene almost all the students stand on top of their desks. This represents the fact that the students still remember the very first lesson to constantly look at the world from a different perspective and are always going to apply it in real life. They call Mr.Keating "Oh, Captain, My Captain" as a sign of respect and that they value what they learned from him.
In the final scene The students were in class when Mr. Keating wlaked in to get his posessions, as he was leaving the students stood on their desks and said 'Oh Captain, My Captain.' I think this meant that they still respect him as their professor.
I think that it showed that they should believe in what they thought and to show it and to have confidence.
In the fianl scene the students were showing Mr. Keating that they respected him, admire him, and that they learned from him.
In the final scene, Todd stands on his desk and says "o captain my captain" to Mr. Keating because he still wanted him to stay and teach them more.
Standing on their desks and saying " Oh Captain, My Captain" meant that they respected him. It was a complement for him telling him that he was like a captain. Standing on their desks meant that they wanted to see things at a different perspective. Mr. Keating did that at the beginning of the movie and they were reminding him that they still followed his ideas.
In the final scene mr keating came in to get his personals and the room went quiet. Mr keating was about to leave the room when Todd stood up and said that they made them sign the paper and they knew he did do it. When Todd and most of the students stood up and their desks and said oh captain my captain it showed that they all respecte mr keating and they thought of him as a captain or leader
I think that by standing on their desk and saying o captin my captin symbolyses respect.
I believe that it showed that they had learned alot from him. By standing on there desks and saying "Oh captain, my captain" the proved that they could think for themselves and not just follow what the school told them to believe.
In the final scene when Todd stands on his desk and says "Oh captain, my captain" when I think of captain I think of a leader or someone to look up to so by saying this I think Todd was telling Mr. Keating that he made an impact on his life.
In the final scene, Mr. Keating comes to pick up his stuff and Todd faces his greatest fear and speaks in front of the whole class. By saying "O Captain! My Captain!" and standing on the desk, the class shows Mr. Keating that he affects the way they look at things and have impacted them.
i think that it meant, they will still respect mr. keating and use the things he taught him thoughout their lives.
I think that this was a very powerful scene where the students make a gesture to Mr. Keating that he taught them well. That they now know to think for themselves, and that standing on top of their desks is a reminder to themselves to see the world differently.
In the final scene, everyone in the class knew it wasn't Mr. Keating's fault that Neil killed himself. They were showing him respect telling him that he is their captain. A captain is a leader, strong, and wise. It is a sign of respect to him.
In the final scene, some of the students stood on their desk and said "O Captain, My Captain". This meant that they honored Mr. Keating and respected him a captain.
In the final scene when todd stood on his desk because they wanted to do something good for Mr Keating, and they said O Captain, My Captain. It meant that they belived in Mr Keating.
In the final scene, when Mr. Keating came to pick up his belongings Todd faced his fear for yet another time. First, he stood up and blurted out things like " It isn't your fault Mr. Keating, they made us do it" but then the teacher instructed him to sit down and told him that every outburst after that will get him expelled. Todd just couldn't keep himself contained and when Mr. Keating was just about to leave he stood up on his desk and said out loud "O Captain, My Captain." About half the class did it too after Todd. I think that the boys wanted to show their respect and honor towards Mr. Keating.
Mr Keating came to pick up his belongings. Just before he left, Todd stood on top of his desk, saying "O captain, my captain". Todd was trying to show that he respected him and he had learned from what Mr Keating had said.
In the final scene, Todd tells Mr. Keating Neil's death wasn't his falut. Then he and other students stand on thier desks and say "Oh Captain My Captain!" to Mr. Keating. I think this is showing that they respected Mr. Keating, and just like when he taught them to stand on his desk to think for themselves and see a new perspective, that is what they were doing.
In the final scene, Mr. Keating comes back to his classroom to gather his personals. Todd feels really guilty for lying and saying that it was Mr. Keatings fault that Neil died. Todd conquers his fear of speaking in public by standing up on his desk and saying, "Oh Captain! My Captain!" Many other students in the class do the same. By doing this they are showing Mr. Keating that he really did teach them to think for themselves.
In the last scene Todd confronts his fear and stands up on the desk to kind of show respect to his former teacher.
I think it means you should think for yourself and not let the world decide for you.
It simply means,
"Mr. Keating, we as your puples have learned to think for ourself, and understand our rights, and look to you as our leader and captin. You will not be forgoten."
When the students were standing on their desks they were thanking Mr. Keating. There captain. It was respect.
in the final scene the headmaster is teaching the class and then Mr. Keating interrupted the class to see if he could get his stuff. After Mr.Keating got his belongings he started to leave the class room and then todd got up and stood on his desk and said O captain my captain. I think it was a sign of respect.
In the final scene the dean of students was teaching their class and Mr. Keating came in to get his stuff. All of the kids, especially Todd, felt bad that he had to leave. Todd stood up on his desk to show respect for his teacher. He said that it wasn't his fault and Todd said "oh captian my captian" to say that Mr. Keating was his leader.
I think they respected him and wanted to show that they had learned somthing from him.
In the last scene, Mr.Keating came to get his stuff and Todd sayed it wasent his falt. I think the standing on the desks and saying "Oh Captain My Captain" ment they liked him and respected him.
I think that the phrase oh captain my captain meant that the students still honored and respected Mr.Keating.
Mr. Keating came to pick up this stuff. Todd tried to say that he was innocent but the headmaster wouldn't let him talk. When they stood up on there desk and said "Oh Captain! My Captain!" it means that they stud up of what they believe in.
i think in the last sceen you could tell that the student really like mr. keating because they were standing on top of there deck and saying" oh captain my captain, so they really like him as a teacher.
In the final scene Todd made a bold statement by standing on his desk and yelling "O Captain my Captain!" Then others followed. I think they did that to show that he was innfluencial on them and that they would stick with him.
When the administrator is teaching the class, Mr. Keating comes in to pick up the rest of his bags. Todd shout's out that he knows that it wasn't Mr. Keatings fault. Then Todd gets up and stands on his desk and says "Oh capain, my captain!" Standing on his desk means that Todd was looking from a different point of view and when Everybody is picking on someone for some reason, look at both point of views and not just one. Then Todd called out, "Oh captain, My captain!" and that means that Mr. Keating will always be remembered and that he was a great teacher. Then a few other students join Todd on their desks.
In the final scene of the movie, Mr. Keating comes to colct his personals from the classroom, Todd tells him that they made them sign the papers, and Mr. Keating tells him he knows. Then, when Mr. Keating is asked to leave by the HeadMaster, Todd confronts his fear of public speaking, and stands up on his desk and says "O Captin, My Captin!" Then most of the members of the Dead Poets Society (Excluding "Nuwanda" because he was explelled; and Cameron, because he choose not to!) did the same. I think that they did this, to show Mr. Keating that they had indeed learned to think for themselves, and see the world in the whole new way now!
I loved the final scene! It was my favortie part. I think that it meant that they learned a lot from Mr. Keating when they stood on their desks. I also think that when they said "oh captain my captain" to Mr. Keating it showed that they had a lot of respect for him.
In the final scene Todd stands on his desk first, then many of the other boys follow. Todd tells Mr. Keating that it wasn't his fault that Neil killed himself. When the boys said "O Captain! My Captain!", this mean that they respected him and learned a lot from his teachings.
i think they were showing that they learned that all things can be viewed in a diffrent perspective and by saying "oh captain, my captain!" they're saying that they have ahigh respect for him and that he taught them well.
I think that they all wanted to show a huge sign of respect for Mr. Keating. Also they wanted to show that they cared for what he had taught them.
In the final scene, Mr. Keating came in to pick up his stuff, and as he was leaving for good, Todd stood up on his desk and yelled "Oh Captain! My Captain!" after Mr. Keating. I think that this shows their respect for Mr. Keating- and that he had taught them not to conform to the world around them but do what they want.
What happened at the end of the last scene is when Todd faced his fear and he stood up for
Mr. Keating by standing
on the desk.
whene mr keating walked in, todd was the first one to stand up and stand on there desk.then others followed but some didnt. this was to show mr keating a sign of respect and sna t show him that they were thinking for themselves. And, that they really did learn alllllloooooottttt from his class. And the "Oh Captin My Captin" part was to show him that he was a leader to them ion there hearts.
~Griffin Chin
In the final scene of Dead Poets Society, all the students stood on their desks and started reciting "o captain! My Captain!" as a sign of respect toward MR. Keating and to say that they'll miss him.
In the final scene, Todd stands on his desk and says "Oh Captain! My Captain!"as Mr. Keating leaves. Many other students do the same. I think this is a sign of respect and it shows Mr. Keating that they learned a lot from him. They stand on their desk to show that they are constantly looking at things in a different way just like he told them. They are also standing up for what they believe in and are being individuals. They learned a lot from Mr. Keating and respect him very much.
In the final scene, Mr. Keating came into the classroom to pick up his things. Todd stood up and said that it wasn't Mr. Keating's fault but he is told by the other teacher that another outbreak would get him expelled. Then when Mr. Keating is about to leave, Todd stands up on his desk and says "Oh Captain! My Captain!" This shows that they believe in what he taught them and respect him. It also shows that they know how to think for themselves.
.i think it meant that they respect him and tat they learned the lesson that he was trying to teach them.
In the final scence, Mr. Keating is leaving and most of the students stand on their desk and say "Oh Captain My Captain" I think it is their way of saying they learned a lot from him and that Neil dying wasn't his fault
When the students stood on their desks, they were showing Mr. Keating respect. They said "O Capain! My Captain!" To show Mr Keating that they viewed him as their leader.
In the final scene, Todd stood up on his desk and said, "Oh Captain, My Captain" to Mr. Keating. Then half of the other students also stood up on their desks and also said, "Oh Captain, My Captain." This meant that Todd and the other students believed Mr. Keating and knew that it wasn't his fault that Neil killed himself.
In the final scene Mr. K comes to pick up his belongings, when he is leaving Todd tries to tell him about him getting fired but the "sub" wouldn't have any of it. then when he has reached the door Todd stands on his desk and says "O captain my captain." i think that this means that they are saying that he is and always will be the head of the class room with saying those actual words. Also they are saluting what he did for them even if the others think it was wrong.
In the last scene Todd outburst first by saying to Mr.Keating that everyone was forced to sign it and that he didn't want to. Then just as Mr.Keating was leaving the room, Todd stood up on his desk and said, "Oh captain, my captain." Then others began doing it as well and soon all but a few students were standing on there desks. I think it meant the boys wanted to show Mr. Keating that he was a good teacher and that was a sign of respect them standing on their desks.
I think it meant they wanted to show respect and to show they were sorry. I also think it meant they understood what he had teached to them.
In the final scene of the movie, Todd stands up for Mr. Keating by saying that the death wasn't his fault. The headmaster told him to sit down or else he would be expelled. Then when Mr. Keating starts to leave, Todd stands up on his desk and says "O Captain my Captain", and half of the kids stand up on their desks too. I believe that what Todd meant when he said this was that he taught them how to be themselves, and they were showing him that he was a great teacher to them (even though he was weird)
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In the final scene, Todd knows that Mr. Keating wasn't responsible for Neil's death. He is afraid of public speaking, but he respects Mr. Keating so much, that he stands up on his desk and says, "O captain, my captain!" half of the other boys follow his actions. They did this to show Mr. Keating that they respected him and learned what he was trying to teach them.
In the last scene, the headmaster was teaching the class and after Mr Keating came into the class to pick up some personal belongings. When he leaves, Todd, followed by several other students, stand up on their desks and say "O Captain, My Captain!" as a final tribute to Mr Keating. Through this action, the students proved that they were still loyal to Mr Keating. Plus it let Mr. Keating know that he had really made a difference in the class and that he had taught them not to give in to that which is wrong.
~britta
The standing on my desks and saying o-captain my captain meant great horror and respect to mr.keating by saying he would never did anything wrong and Neil dieing is not his fault.
In the final scene when mr keating came in to the classroom and then he was about to leave and then Todd stood up on his desk and said, "Oh Captain! My Captain!". Then most of the class did the same thing except for some people. The people who stood up on their desked meant to do so because it showed mr Keating that they all respected him and thought of him as a leader!
While the students were learning from the headmaster, Mr. Keating came in to pick up his stuff. On his way out, Todd tries to explain what happened and ask for forgiveness, and then he stood on his desk and said, "Oh Captain My Captain." This meant that they understood his type of teaching, and they were starting to think for themselves.
In the final scene Todd and other students stand on their desks and said Oh Captain My Captain. They did this to show that although he was fired they still respected and liked his teachings.
I think that they were trying to prove a bold point. In the final scene Todd seemed to conquer his fear of speaking or acting in front of his fellow peers when he stood on his desk. He was basically showing them that people need to be able to think for themselves.
I think that it was a final show of respect for there favorite teacher
I think it meant that you should do whatever you feel is right even if no one else is and you make a statement.
In the final scene a big group of guys stand on there desks and say "O captain!". When they sad "O captain!' they mean that they understand his lessons and him and standing on the desks meant that there looking @ the world from a different angle as well.
I think it meant that they respected Mr. Keating. They were thanking him for the valuable life lessons they learned in his class.
The students stood on their desks and said O Captain My Captain because they showed that they had respect for Mr. Keating and that they learned from what he taought them.
In the final scene, the students stood on their desks and they said "O Captain, my Captain!". They were standing on their desks and saying this because they wanted to honor, respect, and admire him for what he had taught them and for helping them overcome their fears.
i think that the boys standing on the desks showed a sign of loyalty and respect. This showed that they were loyal to Mr. Keating and respected him because of what he taught them.
All of the students that believed in Mr. Keating stood on their deskes to show how appreciative of him they were of his lessons. The names that he called them showed that they very well meant it by saying what he wanted them to call him.
When the students were standing on their desk, they were showing Mr. Keating how they know it wasn't him and that he will be missed. Standing on their desks and say "O Captain! My Captain!" shows that he tought them something and that they have respect for him.
Todd stood on his desk and yelled o captain my captain! I think it was a sign of respect to mr keating.
I think Todd stood on his desk and said this because he was showing a great sign of respect and showing that mr.keating has had an impact on his life.
I think that Todd stood on his desk to show respect to Mr Keating and what he had done for the other boys.
I think that whaen the kids got up on their desks and said "O capin My captain" it means that we are here standing before you to show that we have learned from you to look at things in a different way and to think for ourselfs, not to be ruled over by older men.
What happend in the final scene was that Mr.Keating went into the class room to pick up his stuff, then todd stood up and said that it wasn't Mr.Keating's fault that Neil died. Then Todd stood on his desk and said "Oh captin, my captin" and all these other people stood on their desks to show that they had respect for Mr.Keating.
I think it meant they saw what Mr. Keating was pointing out and respected his teachings.
I think it meant that you should stand up for what you think is right and it meant that they had respect for Mr. Keating.
In the last scene when most of the students are standing on the desk this has a great meaning which is that they took one of Mr. Keating’s biggest teaching to heart and when they say "O Captain! My Captain". It meant that he had earned there respect.
The standing on their desks thing was a tribute of respect and showed that they had learned not to be swayed by others, the principal in that case, and to be individual.
Its a good thing to show what you beleived in because know he knows that he is loyal to his teacher. I bet mr Keating thought that was pretty special.
I think that the final scene when the students stood on their desks was a sign of appreciation of Mr. Keating and his important teachings. It was also a way to show Mr. Keating they tought for themselves. The students saying, "O Captain! My Captain! was a sign of respect to Mr. Keating.
It was to show respect to mr. keating and also just letting him know that he is supported by his class.
in the final seen Todd stud up on his desk and said captain my captain right as mr. keating was walking out of the room and them more and more boys stood and there desks too.
What happened in the final scene was that they (the boys) were paying respect to Mr. Keating by standing on their desks saying "O Captain! My Captain!".
In the final scene some of the boys are kind of saluting Mr. Keating by standing on their desks and saying " O captain my captain"
In the final sceen, Todd stood up on his desk to proove that he didnt want to sign it and that he knows he didnt cause Neil's death. On by them saying that it meant that he was a great teacher and they will never forget him.
It is a sign of respect for Mr.keating and a way for the boys to think for them self.
It was a sceann of respect for mr. keating
In the final scene Mr.Keating came to take his stuff but when he walked by todd, todd stood up and said "it is not your fault".Then when Mr.Keating was walking through the door, todd stood on his desk and said "O Captain My Captain".
Standind on the desk means seeing thing from a differt point of view and saiying Oh Captain My Captain means having respect for Mr.Keating.
In the finial scene Mr. Keating comes in to his old classroom to collect his things. Todd tries to tell him that it wasnt his fault. Then stands on his desk and says Captain my captain. The other students then follow. SAying Captain my captain I think means that the students respect Mr. Keating.
I think that in the final scene when the kids stood on their desks and saying "O Captain,My Captain", was showing their respect towards Mr. Keating before he left the school.
At the end everyone started standng on their desk and saying "O Captain! My Captain!" and it meant that they looked up to Mr.Keating.
Mr. Keating had been fired and had come back to get his things, and they (the boys) stood on their desks to say that they respect him, and they know its not his fault Neil died. and that they had learned to think for themselves.
The finaly scene meant that they were all showing that they respeted mr. keating still
In the final scene, Mr. Keating came to pick up his belongings. When he was leaving, Todd stood up and said to Mr. Keating that it wasn't his fault. The headmaster told him to sit down or be expelled. they were standing on their desks and saying "Oh Captain! My Captain!", i think that mr.keating was so surprised at all those boy trusted him and didin't lisen to the head master.
The final scene was my favorite. It showed that the students learned to be individuals and stand up for themselves. It showed they look up to mr. keating, and i thought it was really cool.
Todd stood up on his desk and yelled "O captain, my captain!" as Mr. Keating was leaving for good. He did this because he wanted to show apreciation to him
In the final scene Todd knows that Mr. Keating wasn't responsible for Neil's death. He is afraid of public speaking, but he respects Mr. Keating so much, that he stands up on his desk and says, "O captain, my captain!" half of the other boys follow him. They did this to show Mr. Keating that they respected him and learned what he was trying to teach them.
I think by standing up and saying "oh captain my captain" they were showing mr. keating respect, and letting him know that what happened to neil was not his fault and he shouldnt feel responsible for the incident.
I think by the class standing on their desks in the final scene, they showed Mr.Keating respect and it was their way of telling him that Neils death wasn't his fault.
i think it meant that they learned how to conquer there fear of talking infront of people and they respected him
In the final seen the students were showing their belief in Mr. Keating. They were saying "O Captain! My Captain!" to show their belief in what he taught.
When students were standing on their desk they were showing respect for mr. Keating.
When they stood on there desks and said oh captain my captain, that showed a sighn of respect and apreiciation from the students to Mr. Keating
It means they appreciate all that mr.keating taught them and how important he is to his class and they all dont want him to leave
The students stand on their desks in honor of Mr. Keating, they say "o Captain my Captain" because that was the nickname Mr. Keating told them to call him.
In the final scene, Mr.Keating came to collect a few of those things. Todd started to feel pressure as Mr.Keating entered and stood on his desk saying "Oh Captain, My Captain!" when a lot of people were following Todd, the headmaster threatened to expell them. I think that "Oh captain! My Captain" mean that people should do what they believe in.
The final scene was when all the boys were in class and their school administrator was teaching it becuse mr.keating was fired. Then mr. keating walked into the room and things got awkward, but when todd stood up and said sorry because they made everyone sign it. Todd was told to sit down and he didnt, he stood up on his desk and said "O Captain! My Captain!" and most of the boys followed him. i think that they did that to show him they had respect for him and that the do really like him as a person and a teacher.
I think it means you should be able to speak for yourself. And you should be able to believe in whatever you want.
Everybody (well almost) stood on their desks when Mr. Keating came in to pick up his belongings. Everybody saying "O Captain! My Captain!" was what Mr. Keating was teaching them to do, think for them selves.
todd 1st burst out yelling that captain didnt have a thing to do w/ neils death. then he stood on his desk and called simply oh captain my captain. then others joined him.
i think that by standing up and yelling ocmc he was saying that he respected him and learnred alot from him.he was also saying he looked at the sitch differently than the others, and that he wasnt responsible.also, that he would miss him!!
To me the final scene was to show that the kids DID have alot of respect for Mr. Keating and that they knew it wasn't his fault and that they had learned was he was trying to teach them!
i thought that it meant that when they stood on their desks' it meant they respected him and that it wasnt his fault
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