Best Quotes From Dead Poets Society นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Never better. Nice chocolate, by the way." Anna doesn't believe him. "Thought you were cooking up some big fat grudge." "Holding grudges is like doting on ancient artifacts," he says, philosophically. "It's useless." "Who said that? Mahatma Gandhi?" He shakes his head. "Gym Class Heroes." The break passes and the trio interview three other students who still fail to make the cut. "With the way things are going," Jaden says, holding his cold cup of chocolate. "This recruitment process was a total waste of time. I mean, look at all the girls and guys we could have spooned in."

“Here he is Charlotte.” [The club speaker] “Nothing is permanent. Our passions, our loves or indeed our lives might indeed be fleeting but if while we have the chance we embrace them fully, then we can say that we have truly lived poetry. Poetry can be taught but really it should be tried, it should be tested, it should be engaged with. Take it on and allow it to change your life.” “Who is he?” Charlotte asked. “Even I don't know. It's best for people like us to not get to know everyone we encounter.”

Jake walked tall, grinning at their parents. Ethan’s gaze found hers as he passed, a small private smile just for her. Robin and Sophia walked near each other. Sarah and Alex shared a quiet moment of eye contact. The ceremony unfolded with deliberate, unhurried grace. The university president spoke first, words about resilience and new beginnings that landed heavier than usual. Then came the student speaker—a young woman from the business school who talked about failure and growth. Her words hit Mia like a gut punch: “The best stories aren’t the ones without scars. They’re the ones where we choose to keep writing anyway.”

"You can't be this cautious all the time. The brave may not live very long but—" "—the cautious do not live at all," I finished the quote from The Princess Diaries. Cassie sighed dreamily and looped her arms through mine. "I love Anne Hathaway," she stated, earning a laugh from me. And just like that, I was ready to be spontaneous.

'I think most of the students believe you can get away with anything because you're beautiful. They've clearly never had a shred of common- oh that sounds alot like something my family would be able to use to get away with things. Hmm, maybe they're right. But I don't think I'm that beautiful. I know I'm 10/10. But some people are a 12. 'Now you're just being humble.' the laugh of my wolf is calming. "What do you need?" Teddy's voice snaps me back to reality. "I don't think vendettas are a good thing." Theodore comments, tapping me on the shoulder.

“I’m not in the habit of counseling students, Taylor, but I would like to tell you that there are times when it’s okay to open your heart to the people around you. You are a clever girl, my dear child. And you’re kind even if you hide it behind an acerbic attitude. You will go on to achieve great things in life. But you need people on your side for that. You are no longer alone. You are no longer misunderstood. I can guarantee that the students sitting around you can understand you better than you know.” Dr. Brown puts her hand on my shoulder, squeezing it, “Why don’t I take you back to your barracks? It’s late, and you’ve had a long day.” My mind is in shambles right now. When the director

After a few tries, I gradually figured out the trick and surprisingly, my performance in driving a taxi was not bad. During the period, Natasha and Keely exchanged glances and deliberately chatted loudly to attract the attention of the men. Natasha: The error itself is an inevitable step towards the discovery of truth. It is through errors that truth is found, as philosopher Plato once said. I really love this quote. Do any of you have any favorite philosophers? Keely immediately challenged Lorraine, "Mrs. Mercer, you go first?" Due to the loud noise, it immediately caught the attention of the men next to them who were drinking whiskey.

"You know learning Latin helps in understanding Old English so you can get a deeper appreciation to classics like Shakespeare." My face softened that at least what he said was not just some nonsense. "Agreed although I already knew all these stories way before high school." "Yes, you are definitely a very intelligent girl. I don't doubt there is little you are learning here but are you actually understanding it is the question?" Finally, a teacher that understands it's not about reading or even learning, it's about understanding. Dickhead Bret from the football team decided it was a good time to speak up. "What is there to understand about two idiots claiming they are in love from one conver

My stomach seems to burn with nausea, but I choose to keep my face in a cold mask of stupid courage. "Because every God needs to experience death to be worthy of what he deserves, love. "Jonathan makes a head movement to keep up with the threat implicit in the words, sounding darker than I remembered it could be. "That doesn't make me feel any gratitude for what you did, if you want to know.”

"At the worst possible moment, in front of everyone who mattered. And they will never let you forget it. That is just the truth. It does not matter what you accomplish from here. To certain people you will always be the girl who could not stick the landing." The words land exactly where they are aimed, driving into the soft places I have been trying to protect. And there is something almost clarifying about hearing it stated plainly, without the social packaging of concern. Without anyone pretending the fall was not spectacular and public and defining in ways that cannot be undone by a semester at Yale. Without the careful euphemisms everyone else uses to avoid saying what they really think.