The injustices of large corporations on their employees is clearly noted in this play. In the beginning of the second act, Willy has decided to visit with his boss Howard to see if he can work in an office in New York instead of being a traveling salesman. Howard is the son of one of Willy’s old salesman buddy who he has a detailed past with, yet that doesn’t seem to matter at all to Howard. Willy starts in and pretty much bluntly asks Howard if he could work in an office in New York for about sixty-five dollars an hour. Howard, who is caught off guard, slowly but surely tries to discourage Willy from his unreachable goal. Howard eventually gets Willy to ask for just fo

Happy had a job, an apartment, a car, and even all the women he wanted but it was nothing compared to what his father thought that he could and should do with his life. Which was become rich fast. Biff on the other hand was an even bigger mess. He was unemployed and living at home at the age of 37, and had been in a constant fight with his father since he moved back home from, Texas. Where he worked on a farm for a lousy, unacceptable pay.

rty dollars a week, then he decides to break the news to him.

These are the three themes of Death of a Salesman: The Injustices of Large Corporations on their employees, Fantasy vs. Reality, and Parent/Child relationships that are mainly displayed in this play. Being able to tell that Willy had no good reasons to act the way he did at work, or in the house. Willy would always contribute to conflicts taking place in the house instead of helping the broken family pull together, he swayed all his doings that were involved in his life straight down with him. That’s why his family has such deep and unshakable hatred for him , in conclusion it leads Willy to actually run away from his problems as he gets into his car and drives away, which then occures the final scene with everyone standing over his grave.

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