The myth to be discussed in this paper is Irony. Ironies present the reader with images and patterns, which are all too familiar because they reflect on all, or our realistic lives. If we grew up as a child believing that the world where one in which all the laws were fair, that elections never tampered with, that all advertising must tell the truth, that the world was jolly green world, would everyone succeed and live happily ever after, we soon realize that the world bears no resemblance to the childlike dream world encounters the world of Irony. What we do with this realization and how we balance this between the way the world should be and the way it is, governs how we will adjust to life.
Irony presents us with the possibility to distinguish between pretension and performance, between the ideal and the real. We become increasingly aware of the gap between what we know should be and what is.
The movie Dead Poets Society deals with a group of boys who have
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Neil was so tired of his father controlling his life that he took his own life because he could not take it anymore. The administrator does not approve and believe that Mr. been told all their life what to do and even have a career chosen for them. He starts to express what he is feeling and says what is on his mind. Keating starts to enrich the boys to live their life and seize the day “carpe’ Diem” but this gets the boys and Mr. Seize the day- make something of yourself now. It is like the school is like a big cage they are being sheltered and tamed as in being told what to do all the time. Keating encouraged the boys to think for themselves and not to let anyone control their lives, a young man named Charles Dalton, which later is referred to as “Nuwanda,” becomes freer and starts to express himself. All changes when they meet a teacher named Mr. It shows that all the life and zest of is beginning to disintegrate because everything is covered in snow with no way of escaping. Keating is corrupting the boys because he is not telling what to do or how to act. He shows them that they are able to think for themselves and no one should tell them how to live out their life. It relates to the boys and their lives, they have had their rights removed.
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