... Howard fire him, and see how Willy's pride and desire for success blind him from the truth. He continues to praise his son's supposed success, not admitting to the truth, and not accepting that Biff has not lived up to his expectations. "He's been doing very big things in the West. But he's decided to establish himself here. Very big." Willy's use of "very ... " numerous times engrains his unrealistic sense of the situation. Willy lacks fulfilment, and tries to find it through ... . ~Fitzgerald thought that America was founded on ideals of progress and equality. The America envisioned by...

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