Willy's Speech In Death Of A Salesman
In today’s world, many people seek other people that will notice them and give them the appreciation they deserve. In Arthurs Miller play, The Death of a Salesman, Miller, through Linda’s speech, suggests that people need some sort of attention to be able to function normally in society. In the play Willy is shown to have a flashback where he is having a conversation with his mistress, and she tells him, “ You didn’t make me, Willy. I picked you” Willy responds with, “You picked me?” (25). Clearly, Willy is seen to be enthusiastic of the acknowledgement he is getting from the mistress, and this is why he began an affair with his mistress since Linda wasn’t giving him enough praise. This selfish act shows that people will go to great lengths