Monologue For Death Of A Salesman

Hidden in the middle of prose and paint, Bryant and Cole used their work to describe the frontiers of America by comparing it to Europe. They touch on important issues such as urbanization and deforestation and use their influence to argue against it. In this paper, I will examine how Cole uses his work to show the evolution of the frontier over time which consequently demonstrates how change constitutes destruction. I will also go into detail on how Bryant and Cole differ in their views on involvement in the pressing issue of urbanization.

     In Death of a Salesman, a play written by Arthur Miller, Miller reflects the theme that every man needs to be honest with him self and act in accordance with his nature by displaying success and failure in different lights. Miller embodies the theme through characters in the play by explaining how their success and failures in being true to themselves help shapes their fates. Strongest evidence of Miller’s theme is reflected in the characteristics of Biff Loman, Benard, and Willy Loman. Through out the play, these three characters never give way to other’s influence and what other’s view of being successful is.

People always have more potential than it looks. That’s because people can have talents that can change the world. Some people look like ordinary people, but they may be more special than you think. Once, I was at the park. Lots of people were there, but one person caught my eye.

Thank you for having us read the tragedy of Willy Loman, The Death of a Salesman. You can work hard at anything, but if you are not passionate about it, you will get nowhere. It reminds me of one of my brothers that didn't realize he was chasing the wrong dream until it was too late. At school he was pursing different subjects, but at home he was passionate about music and rapping. Since he was an exceptional artist, he decided to go to an art school. Soon he realized it wasn't for him and dropped out, and now he has to start over. We must realize now while we still have the time and resources what we want from life and what we are passionate about. If we don't ask ourselves these questions now, we may not have later to consider them.

was when Paul went out the window and walked on the fire escape to see if he could make it to the next apartment to get help.

Though a more modern version of tragedy in its’ classical sense, Death of a Salesman in many ways is very much like an ancient Greek play. In his ‘Poetics’ Aristotle tries to set out the common ideas throughout tragedy, attempting to demystify the necessary elements for such plays. One of his main ideas was that of the ‘Three Unities’ - that of Space, that of Time and that of Action. He stated that all the action of a tragedy must occur in the place, which was often the front of a palace, which allowed the poet to have many characters coming and going, and allowed random meetings to occur easily, rather than having to ‘explain’ the reason why any meeting should occur. It was,

In the play Death of a Salesman, Linda Loman serves as the family's destroyer. Linda realizes, throughout the play, that her family is caught up in a bunch of lies. Linda is the only person that can fix the problem and she doesn't.

The story ‘Death of a Salesman’ written by Miller focuses on a man doing all he can to allow him and his family to live the American dream. Throughout the story it is shown how the Loman’s struggle with finding happiness and also with becoming successful. Throughout their entire lives many problems come their way resulting in a devastating death caused by foolishness and the drive to be successful. Ever since he and his wife, Linda, met she has been living a sad and miserable life, because she has been trying support his unachievable goals. Also by him being naïve put his children’s lives in jeopardy and also made them lose sight of who they really were. Miller uses the Loman family to show how feeling the need to appear a certain way to the public and trying to live a life that is not really yours can turn into an American nightmare.

Willy arrives home from work very tired and tells his wife, Linda, how he kept swerving off the road. Linda tells him to transfer to a job closer to him, but Willy insists that his line of work requires him to go far distances. Willy asks if the boys are home and Linda says that it’s nice to see them shaving together. Biff has just returned from helping out on a farm. Willy calls him lazy and lost because his son is 34 and does not have a job that he approves of. He sees a lot of potential in his son and wants him to be the best he can be. Meanwhile, Biff and Happy are upstairs eavesdropping on their parents’ conversation. They worry about their dad Biff admits that he likes being a farmhand better than being a businessman. The two brothers begin

An excellent father will make every effort to constantly do what is best for his family. He will put his needs last, ensuring that his family is well cared for and not lacking for any necessities. And, most significantly, a first-class father will make his family his main concern, coming before his job, his friends, or even himself. In Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, Willy Loman is a prime example of a horrific father in every way mentioned previously. Not only is Willy Loman not a good father and spouse, but he furthers his failure by being a typical anti-hero and by failing to accomplish the American Dream. There for I believe the play is not necessarily what Miller and Kazan perceive it to be. Here I will be discussing Willy

In “Death of a Salesman” by Arthur Miller, in the Act I, the author emphasizes the relationship between Willy and Linda in different ways by showing the love of Linda towards Willy and how she admires him. And also, she always shows her patient when Willy gets angry easily. The relationship between Willy and Biff is different from the past. Willy’s relationship with Biff is complicated. Biff is everything for Willy and Biff believed that Willy is the greatest father in the world, but in the present Biff doesn’t think like that anymore.

Act one starts off with Willy coming back home early as he keep forgetting he was driving, he later reveals that he nearly hit a boy in his journey to Boston. Linda, his wife was really worried, she thinks that he should work in his home town instead. His sons came home for a visit, at that night, before they sleep, they chatted about the good old times when they were young and also chatted about their future and big dreams of going to the west. Willy then thinks back to the memories when his sons were young, at that time he earned $1200 in business, Linda was really proud of him, suddenly he heard a woman’s laughter in his mind, he thought back to the affair he had. In a sudden he came back to the present, he saw Linda knitting her stocking

Thesis Statement. The character of Willy Loman in the “Death of a salesman”, is that of a salesman, consumed with unachievable ambition, and whose dream was to become successful in his career. Meanwhile, he finds his expectations unrealistic as his family remain unsucessfull, he becomes disillusioned by this impending failure, faced by his entire family. However, he has high expectations of ideals, greatness, success and values for his family, which was unrealized and ultimately led to his early demise.

Arthur Miller begins his play with an excellent description of the setting of the play. This makes it easy for the reader to imagine themselves actually watching the play and causes the reader to be able to better relate to the play. Because Death of a Salesman can be considered an emotional play, it qualifies as being a timeless work of literature, especially because it has the ability to touch the human heart. Willy Loman is a salesman, who lives in New York City with his wife Linda. From the beginning of the play, Miller makes it obvious that Willy struggles with many obstacles, such as anger and even confusion since there are many times throughout the play where Willy becomes severely confused. Many characters throughout the play,

In the very first part of Act I of the play "Death of a Salesman", the reader gets to know the main characters of the play, especially how they behave, their personality and, even if very implicitly, the writer makes some of the character’s feelings to transpire. Therefore, Willy, which is old and very dreamy, can be considered as the character whose everything turns around him and, even if at first he seems very grumpy, the reader, later on in the play, gets to know that he is very affectionate to his family. In this first part of the first Act, Willy comes back home and, during a conversation with his wife, he confesses to having smashed the car again because he was busy admiring the landscapes. Regarding on this, his two sons, who he is