... that Willy has make up an underlying theme that runs throughout the entire play. Willy Loman is a failed salesman in a success-oriented society. His main crime is that he believes the propaganda of a society only has room for winners. The play's theme shows how a victim of "The American Dream" can be destroyed by false promises. These promises not only impact one's business life, ... lives from children through adulthood. Willy has been an indulgent father to Biff and Happy. He has given his son's false morality and fails to set down clear moral standards. For example, Willy ignores the ...

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