Death Of A Salesman Argumentative Essay
The play Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller argues that common men during the nineteen forties faced pressure from society. His argument is supported with detailed evidence that explains reasons for Willy’s actions. The play has many points that Miller tries to get across: dreams, hope, pride, reputation, respect, success, family, and the vision of America. The main points I feel that are shown throughout the play are: reputation, family, and the “American dream.” As Willy Loman, the protagonist, curls up in the corner of a restaurant crying like a baby he screams, “I’m not a dime a dozen!” (111) as he recollects a time that changed his life forever. As this occurs, Willy’s son, Biff, finally accepts his father and himself as he yells, “Help