Tragedy
.... At a crucial point in the play,
Biff,
Willy's son, decides to try to get his father a business loan and
Willy tries to get his boss to give him a nontravelling ....
(1724

7

)
The Tragic & Tragedy in Drama
.... At a crucial point in the play,
Biff,
Willy's son, decides to try to get his father a business loan and
Willy tries to get his boss to give him a nontravelling ....
(1793

7

)
Willy Nilly
.... activities, opinions, or suggestions" (Klinger 1). We see this very much in Death of a Salesman in the way
Biff has rejected
Willy's route to economic success. ....
(553

2

)
Theme of Failure in Death of a Salesman
....
Willy believes he can overcome the forces leveled against him by the success of
Biff. .... The major dramatic conflict of the play is between
Willy and
Biff. ....
(1290

5

)
Reality & Illusion in Death of a Salesman
....
Willy believes he can overcome the forces leveled against him by the success of
Biff. .... The major dramatic conflict of the play is between
Willy and
Biff. ....
(1288

5

)
Miller's Death of a Salesman
.... ago. In
Willy's instant fantasy
Biff earns the welcome that
Willy hoped he would get if he could just find his father in Alaska. ....
(956

4

)
Willy Loman's tragedy
.... This point is made with great strength by Hap's ridiculous and pathetic speech in which he tells
Biff at
Willy's grave that "I'm gonna show you and everybody ....
(1923

8

)
Willy Loman's Tragedy
.... This point is made with great strength by Hap's ridiculous and pathetic speech in which he tells
Biff at
Willy's grave that "I'm gonna show you and everybody ....
(1933

8

)
Death of a Salesman: The Sons
.... Encouraging his older son
Biff to be well liked,
Willy leads
Biff to steal, which causes him to be fired from a long succession of jobs. ....
(1010

4

)
Death of A Salesman and the Fading American Dream
.... The emotional climax comes when
Biff and
Willy have a rather violent, frustrating talk in which
Biff blames
Willy for imposing his vision on him, and for ....
(833

3

)
Motif in Death of a Salesman
.... Likewise, when he is told
Biff is being tracked by the site's watchman,
Willy yells "Shut up! .... However,
Biff is becoming like
Willy. ....
(750

3

)
Arthur Miller
....
Biff is as illusory as
Willy is. .... The stockings and seeds, and tube resurface as symbols, for
Biff knows of
Willy's philandering, a deep wound. ....
(748

3

)
Psychological Realism in Death of a Salesman
.... When
Willy does enter, the result shows that it matters little whether
Biff tells
Willy the truth or not--
Willy is not listening. ....
(1398

6

)
Linda of Death of a Salesman
.... When Linda is explaining to
Biff about
Willy's "staged" accidents, she says "It seems there's a womanà," to which
Biff replies, "What woman?" (From, p. 15). ....
(1115

4

)
Character of Linda in Death of a Salesman
.... When Linda is explaining to
Biff about
Willy's "staged" accidents, she says "It seems there's a womanà," to which
Biff replies, "What woman?" (From, p. 15). ....
(1115

4

)
Father/Son Relationship in Death of a Salesman
.... There is friction between
Biff and
Willy from the beginning of the play to the end. ....
Biff has just begun to understand life, as
Willy never did. ....
(1713

7

)
Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman
.... that made up his life." Ironically, it is after
Biff has confessed to his father that he is nothing and never will be anything that
Willy's suicide occurs. ....
(1001

4

)
Role of Circumstances inDeath of a Salesman
.... This tension is heightened by the fact that
Biff and
Willy can no longer communicate because
Biff is convinced that his father is a "fake." In the course of ....
(1637

7

)
Fictional Letter of a Character in Death of a Salesman
.... One night in the kitchen I also heard her tell
Biff that Uncle
Willy is "a human being and a terrible thing is happening to him," (Miller, p. 56). ....
(863

3

)
Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman
....
Biff seems always to reject
Willy's views and to be opposed to the way
Willy lives his life, but in truth
Biff has an affinity for his father that he is ....
(1447

6

)
Death of a Salesman
.... He would be excellent at the kind of sarcastic disrespect
Biff expresses toward
Willy, especially in lines like the following one to Linda, "He's got no ....
(1355

5

)
Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman
.... Hearing only that
Biff loves him,
Willy ignores the rest and continues to carry out his own intentions by sacrificing himself rather than his ideals. ....
(2130

9

)
Death of a Salesman
.... When
Willy and
Biff have their final confrontation,
Willy is told with finality that he and his son are nothing "but a hard-working drummer who landed in the ....
(850

3

)
Death of a Salesman
....
Willy mocks Bernard as worrisome and anemic,
Biff distracts
Willy's focus with his sneakers, and when Bernard insists he knows what he is talking about we see ....
(2998

12

)
Death of a Salesman's Willy Loman
.... he still clings to the materialistic system of values that thwarts his "rightful dignity."
Biff fails also because he tries to please
Willy by following in his ....
(767

3

)
Conrasting Past & Present in 3 Literary Works
.... Are you content?" to which Happy replies, "Hell, no!" (1045), but he is far more content than either
Biff or
Willy, primarily because he has less ambition than ....
(2247

9

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Naturalism & Expressionism in Death of a Salesman
....
Willy has failed to live up to; in relationships (both in the family and between the family and the outside world, especially between
Biff and
Willy); and most ....
(3226

13

)
The Epic Form
.... conributed to the quiet desperation of his life. As
Biff says,
Willy "never knew who he was" (1054). What he does know is that his life ....
(4411

18

)
Death of a Salesman
....
Willy is his own worst enemy in the sense that he judges himself more harshly than anyone else does, except perhaps for
Biff. Yet ....
(1443

6

)
2 Essays: O'Neil & Franklin The American
.... However, it is highly unlikely that either
Biff or Happy Loman -
Willy's sons - will succeed in opening the sporting goods store that they have envisioned. ....
(1751

7

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