<p><b>SUMMMARY</b></p><p> In chapter 6, McAllister had a sly dig at Keating for his course was not the good class that McAillister thinks. Also, Neil found an old annual which was about Keating and Dead Poet's Society. Keating hesitated to tell the meaning of Dead Poet's Society at first, but he finally revealed what it was. By virtue of his anecdote of it, the students began to structure an organization of their own Dead Peot's Society. In chapter 7, the Dead Peot's Society had a first meeting in a cave that was a real meeting place in the past. They read the peom of the special book and started to realize the real pleasure of literature. Besides, Neil became to have something that he wants to do for the first time. Despite the dissuade of Todd, he never lost his will to achieve it. </p><p><br></p><p><b>MY FEEIINGS</b></p><p> The first meeting of Dead Poet's Society made me feel pounded since it was the first thing that students did spontaneously ignoring the regulation of Welton. It seems to be influenced by Kitting's CARPE DIEM and his genuine teaching. Neil's first dream made me feel touched, too. Even though Todd's dissuade and the fear from his father, he never gave up. Through his attitude, I felt I want to be a person like that some time ago.</p>
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