but the best for himself, and his family. This is not non stop excitement, but it is something

we can all relate too. Most people judge their lives and accomplishments by the money

they’ve made or the materials they posses, Which is exactly the case in this story. Instead

of Willy being proud of the fact that he raised two well rounded sons, and has a loving

wife, he is obsessed with name recognition and judges who he is by what he has.

During the play there are many examples to the fact that Willy’s mind is not stable.

At times I found it very confusing because it seems as if Willy is getting Alzheimer’s

disease, even though he has no trouble remembering things. He does a lot of unconscious

rambling or talking out loud to himself about his obsessions. I don’t know if that is a

symptom of Alzheimer’s or not, but I believe the author was trying to show that he wasn’t

in a right state of mind. The author explains this as too many years on the road and too

His family and friends keep referring to him as a good man, but I don’t see that. As

they flashback to the past and show him with his sons he is s

at least you have no one to blame but yourself. Willy Loman had good intentions he just

hold, mom. I can’t take hold of some kind of life” and her sounding just like willy says

Bernard would be successful because he wasn’t the most popular boy. Willy believed that

entirely. He has a decent job and lives close to home “which is everything that is important

she loves him so much. Linda pretends that the life Willy has imagined for himself is true.

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