1.An aspect of Todd Andersons character which lead to the resolution of the conflict between seeking to be one's own person and conforming to society was seen through the lessons in which Mr. Keating presented to the boys. Most of Mr. Keatings lessons bordered learning to express yourself and being your own person while still conforming to society. ‘‘Sucking the marrow out of life doesn't mean choking on the bone.” This was Mr. Keatings way of saying that you can still conform to society while still managing to be your own person. Another aspect of Todd Anderson's character was when he became a member of the Dead Poets Society, a secret organization that appreciated poetry. Through the Dead Poets Society, Todd became more friendly and sociable.
