Billy Melistas 3/10/01
Death of a sales man is a play that is full of hopes and fake dreams.
It's a really great play if u really pay attention to it in depth. Willy Loman is a
Sales man that struggles threw out his life. Financially unstable and has two
kids Biff and Happy. They both lived their life making believe they are very
big people in their town, witch there not. I went threw both the book and film
version of the play. Personally I like the film version a lot better due to the
fact of being able to see what their expressions on their faces are.
Trough out the play Willy Loman is loosing his mind and seeing
flashes of his life early when his kids where young. In both versions we see
that the flashes and way of acting where the same. There was no differences.
In the two versions. It was pretty sad to see a family that is full of them
selves and then one day "wapppp" they get a smack in the face by life its
Willy being my favorite character due to the fact of being a man with
balls, by not tolerating people to try to get on top of him he suffers. In a way
he was alot of guts but he didn't use it the right way. By making him self
think that he was the best liked person in the world made him the most
unliked. He teaches us a meaning in life. Well at least taught me a meaning and
this meaning is never act in a way that u think it's all about people liking you.
Be open to opportunities before it's too late.
Secondly Biff is a character I like because he had this awkward
personality where he didn't care about anything but to make his father happy
by making up lies about him becoming some one big. Biff Is totally full of
him self-witch leads his family into catastrophe at the end.
Linda Willy's wife was a lady of struggle, because of the fact of her
knowing her family is braking into pieces. Ki
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