f, but I don't understand why the emphasis is on Biff when Happy is clearly the one who will be his fathers successor. Willy clearly has no time for Happy. It's as if he's nonexistent. The rare occasions where Willy does talk to him, it's usually because he is talking to Biff and him together. From my observations I see this as an emphasis on Happy listening to his brother, possibly because he is seen as more superior and more successful in comparison to Happy.
             It is clear to see that Willy really loves Linda but more clearly, he is dependent on her. He seems to maintain a certain distance from her and to look upon her a companion, or a pal. He has even said to her that she is a good pal. There seems to be no feelings
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