1. Just an Ordinary Guy
... be due to the tragic hero's awe-inspiring downfall and the "cosmic" discovery he makes as a result of the acceptance of his downfall. This scenario is not present in Death of a Salesman since the nature of Willy's pitiful downfall does not evoke human greatness or potential. Death of a Salesman clearly does not adhere to classic requirements yet it does have some elements that point towards the classic ... classic views are much different than modern views. Willy Lowman could be a great human not in his noble stature and spirit but in pure emotion and good intentions. In Death of a Sale...
- Word Count: 1550
- Approx Pages: 6
- Grade Level: High School