Dave, 17, lives at home with his parents. His father, a regimental, structured, conservative old man is forcing his son to study law. He claims he knows best and Dave must grow up and live a life like his and not let woman change his mind. Dave is but a daydreamer and has his own ideals in life, but he's decided to commit suicide to stop him from hurting his dad. His literature teacher is his mentor and pushes him to follow his heart - but he has just been assigned to teach in another school.
Dave wakes up at 6:00 am and turns off his alarm before it has even started. He slips on his neatly placed slippers and proceeds to make his bed. He scratches and yawns and makes for the toilet. Dave flosses and brushes his teeth, and humming a tune while the birds chirp outside his window.
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English: View of the Keats-Shelley House from the ...
English: House in Hampstead occupied by poet John ...He washes his face and goes downstairs for some breakfast.
His dad who has already showered and gotten dressed for work, which is starting in two hours, meets him. His father Pat reminds Dave to stop whistling in the mornings and to stop slouching. Dave makes some breakfast and coffee and relentlessly tells Pat about the poem he wrote last night. Pat seems very disturbed and tries to ignore his son's statement. Dave takes it out and asks his dad to read it; Pat snatches it away and reads it with a stern look on his face. Pat tells him to get his act together, get his head out the clouds stop daydreaming. Dave, as most mornings grabs his poem back and races upstairs to cry in the bathroom, he doesn't understand why he is not understood.
Dave arrives at and sits down in English Literature class with a...