1. The most influential leader I have ever had and still have right now is my dad. He's had an influence on me because he has been succeeding in almost most things he does and now he pushes me in everything I do so that I can be successful.
2. I think it means that poems are more than just a bunch of words that rhyme. They have a meaning in life and yes I agree with that. My views are that they're meaningful and have a purpose.
3. Yes I agree with this poem because you can't just view things in one way. You have to have options so that you know there's more than just one way.
4. I don't know what my last 'verse' would be. My last impression I would like to leave on people would be making sure to be yourself and live life to the fullest.

1. I think Neil would have had the idea of committing suicide but not actually doing it if Mr. Keating never came into his life. Reason why is Mr. Keating told Neil that he should be doing what he loves instead of what his father wants. He wanted Neil to actually be himself not what his dad wanted him to be or do.
2. Again I think Neil was the bravest of the Keating boys. He actually took what Mr. Keating had said and did what he loved even though his father didn't let him. The coward of the Keating boys was Cameron because while everything was happening he didn't really do anything he wanted and when things went bad he was the one to tell on everybody.
3. Mr. Keating gave Neil the book because he knew Neil was going through a tough time and Keating thought it would help. 

1.  Even though he committed suicide I think Neil transformed the most through his experiences in the film. Reason being is because in the beginning he wasn't doing what he wanted and never got to actually be himself. Throughout the film he started doing what he wanted and being himself, expressing himself.
2. Cameron was the one who didn't change throughout the film. He never wanted to do what he wanted he followed the rules and just cared about his career or education.
3. Mr. Keating was an inspirational character, he made his students express themselves in ways they didn't know they could.
4. Todd Anderson fear was that he was scared he wasn't going to be as good of his student as his brother was. Neil Perry fear was he was scared to do what he wanted to do because his father didn't let him.

2. Katherine Watson teaching was label "unorthodox" because her love for art history empowers her to try and make a difference in the lives of those college girls. When she was first teaching she noticed that all the girls knew everything that was from the book. She couldn't really teach or say anything without them blurting out the answers. So she switched things up and started using her own art that she found and made the girls think outside the box. Making the girls think further than what's already there they starting to express themselves just by seeing in their own way.



4. Katherine Watson was said to be "subversive" because she disregarded the tradition the college had. She didn't think the girls had to get married once they found their man. And that once they did start missing class and act like their education doesn't really matter anymore. She feels like the girls should have an education first.