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Has Mr. Keating reached what he wanted?
Hey guys, today we're gonna discuss if Mr. Keating reached his goal with macking the boys more open-minded and sensitive when it comes to life and poetry.

 As you know from my last post, Neil killed himself and we found out, that Mr. Keating kind of triggered something deep in Neil so that he questioned the decisions of his father. In addition to this, he changed Todd Anderson, the shy one, so he could speak freely in front of people. All these changes suggest, that Mr. Keating reached his goal. On the other side, his lessons led to Neil's view on his life from a perspective, that ended in his suicide. Neil wanted to be an actor and he would rather die than become a doctor. I think, that John Keating changed the boys in many ways, he taught them to enjoy life and wonder about the world and its poetic background. But after all these changes in their minds, Neil's death even changed them more and maybe made them even more rebellious. 
It's now absolutely clear, that Mr. Keating changed the boys.

 What do you think? Do you think Mr. Keating is a good teacher? Tell me in the comment down below!!🤩
Thanks for reading.

See ya!!

 Tim

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  1. Marc21. Oktober 2019 um 10:36

    In your post there are so much fantastic verbs. I like how you use the language:)

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