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The Emperors Club was an enjoyable movie about decisions torn between good and bad. This movie is not your average teacher and student film. In most films the teacher who is trying to better the rebellious students always turn out in a happy ending, but not in The Emperor's Club. The choices that had to be made in this film were somewhat different. The teacher goes against his better judgement and does what he thinks is the right thing, even though they had been doing wrong and continue to do so.
The Emperor's Club is about a teacher called William Hundert, and a young boy named Sedgewick Bell. Mr. Bell tries his best to anger Mr. Hundert, but Mr. Hundert knows better. Sedgewick's father does not pay much attention to him, so therefore Sedgewick feels like he should rebel to get back at his father. Mr. Hundert thinks Sedgewick has the potential to be at the top of his class. Mr Hundert believes he can change Mr. Bell's rebellious ways. He wants Sedgewick to
compete in the school's Julius Caesar contest, which
leaves Mr. Hundert with a hard decision.
Mr. Hundert tried his best to get Mr. Bell at the top of his class. Sedgewick was not one of the three boys that was supposed to be in the contest. Mr. Hundert lied and changed Mr. Bell's grade. As a teacher that was the wrong thing to do. He felt Sedgewick could win the contest, but he was wrong. Mr. Bell is a liar and a cheater and will do anything to get to the top. As told in the New York post, "But the episode is hushed up-Sedgewick's dad is a major donor-and a disillusioned Hundert is forced to admit defeat to his smart-aleck student". Mr. Hundert felt like he failed Sedgewick as a teacher. His first mistake was changing Mr. Bell's grade. Mr. Hundert basically helped him cheat.
A teacher should never lie about a students grades. It was not fair to the other boy who actually deserved a chance to be...
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