Arthur Miller "Death of a Salesman"
Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" is a play about Willy Loman's life and it takes place in 1928 (in Willy's memories) and 1948. As youhave already figured out, the main character is Willy Loman. I want to write about his dream which is also an American dream; the dream that Willy was living in, the vision of making big money, having beautiful, talented and athletic children and a lovely loyal wife, basically being successful in every possible way (except spiritually or intellectually)As we can see in Willy's memories, he started his vision of life when his two sons Biff and Happy were in high school. He was working as a Salesman and had quite a good income. His wife Linda was loyal and obedient. Everybody liked him, especially his kids. Willy was like a model for them. Biff and Happy played football and were really good at it. He was so proud of them that he didn't really care about Biff's problems, such as when Biff stole a football or had problems in math. Willy always taught Biff and Happy that when a man has a good appearance and makes a good impression, he can achieve everything. But as we can see the real
There are problems between children and parents, Willy loses his job because of his mental situation. It means that he wants to leave something before he'll be gone, something to remember about him. But the dream started losing its track, changing everything. Willy continues working for the next twenty years. Happy is obsessed with getting women. And by God I was rich" And Willy again: "You see what I have been talking about? The greatest things can happen!" Willy thought that anyone could get rich like his brother if he were smart and knew how to get along in business. He is summarizing his life " I always felt that if a man was impressive, and well liked, that nothing. The serious symptom is when he talks about seeds: "Tell me - is there a seed store in the neighborhood? I've got to get some seed, right away. The model and great example for Willy was his brother Ben. I think that one of the reasons for his behavior is that he doesn't talk to anybody during his journeys. But Willy Loman doesn't stop living in his dream, cheating himself into believing that everything is alright.
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