... in a disturbed version of the American Dream. Loman believes that if someone is "personally attractive" and "well liked" he will receive all of the material benefits American society can offer. Unfortunately, he convinces his two sons that having these traits is more important than school work and being a productive member of society. Biff, Willy's son who was once an attractive football star ... who failed math his senior year and gave up on his aspirations, was well liked but did not succeed in society. He realizes that "I"m like a boy. I"m not married, ... about reality. Through thi...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate