Biff's Achievement In Arthur Miller's play "Death of a Salesman" Biff Loman may not be a success in life, but he has managed to succeed at one thing his father could not: acknowledging his failures. Biff has finally allowed himself to see that he has piddled his life away. He tells Happy, "I've always made a point of not wasting my life and every time I come back home I know that all I've done is waste my life" (1884). Biff finally acknowledges that his family has been "talking in a dream for fifteen years," (1928) after visiting Mr. Oliver about the Florida investment. In he and his families ...

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