1. Arthur Miller
... to make point, they may be functioning legitimately within a particular scene (Schneider xix). Willy is a victim of ignorance. Willy the protagonist is still only a man to whom things happen, who is not capable of even a belated understanding, and who is seen in a vocational and technological rather than a broadly human context ... see Biff's game. Willy become very agitated and his display of fury shows his immaturity. While thinking about the past Willy has been walking to Charley's office and is at the height of his anger upon arriving at Charley's to borrow money. Willy talks to Bern...
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