Compare And Contrast Biff And Happy Loman

A man who passed with many failed accomplishments, William Loman (best known for Willy), who never really lived to the full expectations he wanted. He always wanted to be a salesman but killed himself at the age of 63. This was all because he was a fool and his pride seemed to overtake everything else. He was only 17 when he dropped out of school to become a traveling salesman. When he was in Boston he was on his to a conference when he met me, his wife, Linda. He had always told me that my eyes made me look like an angel. When we got married we were only 20 and we were expecting our first son, Biff. Willy really looked up to his son Biff. He had high expectations and hopes for him. He wanted Biff to live the America dream; which to Willy
Willy would travel to Boston every week to make sales and to represent Howard. Even if it meant to borrow money off of someone Willy always made sure that his bills were paid. William didn’t turn out this way so that’s why he wanted to make the better of his two sons, Biff and Happy Loman. Biff didn’t have a job and Happy was an assistant buyer. He would push Biff and Happy for them to always to their best. That’s why William is hard on his sons. William worked as a salesman for 34 long hard years. Willy went to Howard and asked for a little raise so he could pay his insurance. Willy ended up getting fired instead. This later turned into never being there much for them because he was never home and always on the road. He started forgetting important things as he got older and even started acting a little crazy. I always stuck by him until the end. I would defend him even when I knew he was wrong. The saddest part about my loyalty is he couldn’t say the same. He had cheated on his wife with a blonde and I didn’t even know until now. Everything went downhill from there for Willy. So this is it’ the life of Willy Loman. Never really did much with it, and started to fade away. All Willy wanted was for his boys to be successful unlike him. Biff was an outstanding Football player and he wanted him to do something with his life other than sitting around all day. The boys tried having a line together but there were other complications in the way. William Loman had a loving family at home, his wife and two sons Biff Loman and Happy Loman. Though he wasn’t loved by very many he was very loved by his family. He always left them a bit worried and now that worry has come to an end; for, now he is in a better place. Rest in Peace William Loman. You will always be