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The Discovery of an Influential Environment
From birth we are constantly in contact with the world around us. Through sights, sounds, but most importantly people, the environment surrounding an individual becomes the strongest influential force in life. ...
The development of conflict in one’s life naturally introduces the effects of the environment on an individual. ... Todd’s lack of security makes it harder for him to accept a welcoming environment. ...
Weir’s technique of symbolism and imagery also contributes to the idea that the environment in which Todd faces influences the shape of his character. ...
The significance behind the scene involving Todd and Neil throwing the desk over the bridge is a further example of how symbolism/imagery can show the impact upon an individual’s environment. ...
The most apparent technique in Dead Poet’s Society to demonstrate an influential environment is character transition. ... Keating motivates him to breakout and find new ground and because of the support he receives from his peers Todd’s transition from a quiet, reserved boy to a strong open minded thinker evidently reveals how one’s environment plays a powerful role in life.
Humans will continually be under the influence of their own environment. ... ” No matter what outcome the environment brings in one’s life it will forever remain vital to the growth of a human soul.
Approximate Word count = 1131
Approximate Pages = 4.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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