1. death of a saelsman
In the story Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller the character of Willy Loman leads to his own demise. Willy Loman's problems start with his lying to his wife, his poor grip on reality and his bad relationship with his son. His attitude toward these throughout the story suggests he does not take responsibility for ... affair with seems to be the focus for some of his problems that he is having. "There is so much I want to make for" (Act 1, Scene 3). His dialogue with the woman indicates his lack of awareness about his present life. Willy also hallucinates about his brother Ben. Willie wishes...
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