1. Death of a Salesman and Relationships with Sons
... is more concerned with appearance than anything else. Willy is obsessed with status. He believes that if a person is admired, he has everything. Since Willy was never admired himself, he adores the fact that his sons, and Biff in particular, are. In a way, Willy idolizes his children more than they idolize him. Because Willy sees that his boys have attained what ... ...
- Word Count: 1593
- Approx Pages: 6
- Has Bibliography
- Grade Level: High School