Death of a Salesman is a play by Arthur Miller. It takes place in New York. It
is about a man named Willy Loman. He has been traveling salesman for the
Wagner Company for 34 years. He has a wife named Linda, and two sons
named Biff and Happy. Happy lives in New York, and works in a department
store. After 14 years, Biff finally comes home, looking for a job in New York.
Willy is so happy that his sons are with him, that he decides to ask his Boss if
he can have a job in New York, rather than New England. Instead, Willy gets
fired. Willy then asks his friend Charley for fifty dollars, and Charley offers
Willy a good job in New York. Willy refuses, and leaves to go meet his sons in
a restaurant. Later on, after they have gone home, Willy commits suicide,
because with the insurance money, he feels that Biff could be such a
magnificent person. Willy Loman came back home after having left for New
England one day. He is a traveling salesman for the Wagner Company. His
wife Linda is at home, and he tells her how he hasn't been able to keep his
mind on driving. He starts daydreaming, and his car just swerves off to the side
of the road. He asks about their son Biff, who hasn't been home in over 14
years. He is visiting in New York, and is staying with them. Willy starts
daydreaming about when Biff was a senior in high school, and was in a big
football game. People were coming from all over to offer him scholarships. But
something happened that year, because Biff was never able to find himself.
Now that Biff is in...