What does it mean to Willy that he will never be a J. P. Morgan, a Dave Singleman with green velvet slippers, an executive buying and estate like a man at Hap’s company?
In 5-well developed paragraphs Discuss what Millers points trough character, plot (specific scenes, events), language about the underside of the sacred American story, the American Dream mythology that Willy has internalized– and Linda, too. What does it mean to Willy that he will never be a J. P. Morgan, a Dave Singleman with green velvet slippers, an executive buying and estate like a man at Hap’s company? How does Linda’s definition of success correlate with Willy’s? Why does Willy say near the end of Act II, “Isn’t that remarkable? Biff–he likes me!” And later, Willy says, “Loves me” before committing suicide? Consider Ben’s language. What of Charley’s comments in the “Requiem”?
