... change into motion, that the discovery of who he really is and the reality of his situation, although purely in Biff's mind, and largely unspoken, becomes so powerful and climactic. Miller does an incredible job in making Biff's awakening such an exciting portion of the novel. He begins the process by drenching us in the Loman ideals, and in the desire to be well liked, and to live the ever-clichéd " ... are simply "mental- events to begin with. They are not occurring at the time in place, however, they are occurring at a time years ago. Told separately, these memories would still be im...

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