Share a poignant movie dialogue, and how did it impact you in the first place?
“I was good, I was really good!”
When Neil Perry cried out these words in Dead Poets Society, the lump jumped to my throat, threatening to spill from my eyes. I find it unbelievably cruel when parents don't let their kids do what makes them shriek in excitement. Especially, when they can financially afford to. Like, how could you? Isn't the point of having money and goods to immediately think of your loved ones and what makes them happy? This world is insufferable enough, we do not need to have harsh homes.
When Neil Perry cried out these words in Dead Poets Society, the lump jumped to my throat, threatening to spill from my eyes. I find it unbelievably cruel when parents don't let their kids do what makes them shriek in excitement. Especially, when they can financially afford to. Like, how could you? Isn't the point of having money and goods to immediately think of your loved ones and what makes them happy? This world is insufferable enough, we do not need to have harsh homes.
