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Neil was Todd's fucking yawp.
brb gonna go throw up rq in the snow
Todd's Yawp - A Case Study
So, my friend and I watched DPS and it was her first time and we talked a bit about the YAWP. Her point came down to one thing, Todd's yawp is NEIL.
Now, I wanted to pull apart and actually look at this. There's dictionary definition I wanted to attach to this argument.
A yawp according to Merriam Webster is 'a raucous noise'. This doesn't scratch the surface enough. So, I needed to put it into the context of the actual film. In DPS a Barbaric Yawp is this cry of freedom, and in the film it is pulled out from the Whitman poem. Now, the first time we hear a yawp, it comes from Todd. Yes, that first Yawp in Keating's class. It's frustration. Annoyance even...
We hear a few yawps on and off or what we can think of as metaphorical yawps. Knox yawps. I think we get moments that evoke the sentiment of a yawp; Meeks and Pitts dancing, Charlie's call from god, Cameron's monologue towards the end...The only one who get something close to an actual yawp is Knox and it's yelled out into the school hallway...Todd's YAWP is something else
Now, Todd in DPS is, 1) The first to Yawp 2) The yawp marks a transition 3) The Yawp puts a spotlight on him
The poem by Whitman specifies that it's a yawp that's shouted out 'over the rooftops of the world'. And if we put the pieces together, I think Todd's yawp isn't the one in the classroom. It's the yawp he yells out in the snow, it's the name of the boy that changed his life and the boy that was in every way his soulmate...Neil's name and Neil's spirit and Neil was his YAWP. Neil changed his world, freed him and Neil pushed him to seize the day...Neil reached out to him when he needed someone...
This just about proves that they had something unlike most other relationships and friendships in the film. Neil's death caused unimaginable pain...and this was Todd's reaction...A YAWP. HIS YAWP.
Conclusion - ANDERPERRY
Help my ankle hurts and I feel like a wounded animal. Sorry to my friends who saw me laying on my bed in pain.
I remember I was friends with a boy and he was telling me how him and his fwb were sending s boobs to each other, I spoke up and said I don’t think I could ever send nudes cus it’s scary and he stared at the camera and said “only scary the first time. ;)” no baby get away. He also always asked me if I had anyone for him too kiss , and no I don’t?? So I told him no, he always said “if you weren’t lesbian I’d ask to kiss you.” Uhm. wtf. He also flirted with me massively.
We aren’t friends anymore <33

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We don't read and write poetry because it's cute, we read and write poetry because we are members of the human race and the human race is filled with passion.
"Dead poets society" 1989
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Gay ppl can never be normal and say I love you they always gotta say some shit like, "It may be that you are not yourself luminous, but you are a conductor of light. Some people without possessing genius have a remarkable power of stimulating it. I confess, my dear fellow, that I am very much in your debt.”