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    Miller‚ there are a number of ways Willy Loman shows his version of the American Dream. The most obvious way is him thinking that any man who is manly‚ good looking‚ charismatic‚ and well-liked deserves success and will naturally achieve it. Willy Loman buys into the dream so thoroughly that he ignores the tangible things around him‚ such as the love of his family‚ and imposes this dream on his boys who become paralyzed by the falseness of it. In the end‚ Willy demonstrates that the American Dream

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    weeks in 1948‚ in a shed in Connecticut date of first publication  ·  1949 original publisher  · The Viking Press climax  · The scene in Frank’s Chop House and Biff’s final confrontation with Willy at home protagonists  · Willy Loman‚ Biff Loman antagonists  · Biff Loman‚ Willy Loman‚ the American Dream setting (time)  · “Today‚” that is‚ the present; either the late 1940s or the time period in which the play is being produced‚ with “daydreams” into Willy’s past; all of the

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    torment that affects a person’s stability and foundation in life. In Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman‚ Willy Loman is confronted with the absence of parental figures and misguided ambitions from childhood to adulthood. Cast aside from his parents and brother‚ Willy develops an unstable foundation for a proper lifestyle such as raising a child‚ or pursing an attainable dream. In truth‚ Willy abandons his own family in an attempt to deny his failures and to seek refuge through an affair with another

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    Marilyn Monroe. SUMMARY It is important to bear that the story is told through the mind and memory of Willy Loman and there is a constant back and forth between two periods ‚1928 and 1942.The first period is one of the happiness and contentment when Willy Loman is young and dynamic and the children ‚Biff and Happy are running about in shorts ;the second is one of gloom and discontent -Willy is now old and ‚virtually out of a job and the children are grown up and gone their different ways. The play

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    many people try to relive it? In Death of a Salesman‚ Willy tries on multiple occasions to relive his past through his memories. The whole Loman family did not want to face their situations‚ most of them wanted to stay in the past as long as they could. In Death of a Salesman‚ Arthur Miller described how not just one character‚ but four characters struggled to let go of the past. As Willy‚ a salesman‚ struggled with his past mistakes. Willy had taken pride in himself‚ but when the industry changed

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    When Willy awakes the next morning‚ Biff and Happy have already left‚ Biff to see Bill Oliver and Happy to mull over the “Florida idea” and go to work. Willy‚ in high spirits with the prospect of the “Florida idea‚” mentions that he would like to get some seeds and plant a small garden in the yard. Linda‚ pleased with her husband’s hopeful mood‚ points out that there is not enough sun. Willy replies that they will have to get a house in the country. Linda reminds Willy to ask his boss‚ Howard‚ for

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    As Willy begins to rise from his depression with high hopes for himself and Biff‚ Linda continues to hope that Willy will soon find his harbor‚ a place where he feels fulfilled and accomplished in a tangible way‚ however‚ despite her high hopes Willy will never truly arrive at his harbor because‚ in his old age‚ it is too late for Willy to create something he can lay his hand on. Although it is clear that one of Willy’s core needs include being well-liked‚ on a deeper level‚ Willy dreams to find

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    Did you call me Ben? [BEN looks at his watch] Willy: That’s funny. For a second there you reminded me of my brother Ben. Ben: I only have a few minutes. Place The story takes place in New York‚ America. Willy Loman and his family live in a small house with a small yard. Their house is surrounded by apartments. Because of the huge number of population at that moment in New York (American Dream)‚ Willy gets a bit paranoid. He’s surrounded by all kinds of apartments and there

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    character of Willy Loman as his failure to accept change leads to the end of his relationship with Biff‚ the loss of his job/financial issues‚ the ruining of his reputation‚ and his suicide. In the play‚ ‘Death of a Salesman’‚ Willy’s inability to accept change and adapt to new things causes destruction in his life and proves to be fatal. Willy and his son‚ Biff‚ have a great reputation in years past. This all changes when Biff’s life does not go according to Willy’s plan and he is not all Willy wants

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    something bigger in the future‚ but that is not the case in this drama. In this drama‚ we witness Willy losing himself because of the American dream‚ and we also see how the dream gives off false hopes. The theme of the drama is abandonment‚ Willy Loman life was full of abandonment since the prelude ‚ in the tragic form‚ his father casting him off at a young age‚ followed by his brother’s expedition to Africa‚ Willy has been omitted many times by the one he cherished . As Willy’s uneasiness of abandonment

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