... sons, Biff and Happy. His flawed beliefs of success made it difficult for him to see his own failures and caused him to overlook the successes of others like, his neighbor and only true friend, Charley along with his successful son Bernard. Willy did not regard Charley as successful ... "worth more dead than alive". Nevertheless, he continued to help Willy by giving him money for bills and even offering him a position within his sales firm. The failing salesman's misguided beliefs tragically continued to imprison him. Bernard's success as a lawyer also contributed to Willy's confusion. Du...

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