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Throughout “Death of a Salesman”, by Arthur Miller, we are introduced to a dysfunctional family where its beliefs are solely based on the value of their family’s possessions. ...
Willly Loman is an elderly salesman lost in false hopes and illusions. ... For example, throughout the whole play, Willy compares himself to this 84-year old salesman who died the death of a salesman. ... This quote shows that Willy Loman thrives to die the death of a salesman and to be compared to the salesman. ... His flaw forced himself to believe that Biff and Happy were going to thrive and to be exceptional salesman, even though we find out at the end that Biff chooses not be a salesman.
Approximate Word count = 710 Approximate Pages = 2.8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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