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    In the Novel Death of a Salesman‚ the Character Willy has a character that foils him in the story. This character is his brother Ben. By definition a foil‚ in the literary sense of the word‚ is a person that gives contrast to another person. In this case Ben is the perfect foil for Willy. Willy represents the common man. He feels that he must be a good provider for his family. Willy also fights for his sons’ approval. He wants to see himself as a great salesman and a great provider. The problem he

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    Cheese: When Linda buys Willy a new type of cheese‚ Willy becomes very upset because‚ and as was stated before‚ he fears making a huge change in his life‚ although he ironically at the same time wants nothing but change in his life in order to realize his dreams. It is because Willy never makes a decision between these two extremes that he becomes a tragic figure‚ without resolution. This quote symbolizes Willy’s fear of change. LINDA: (trying to bring him out of it): Willy‚ dear‚ I got a new kind

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    between the relationship of Willy and Biff and my mother and I think the lack of communication and understanding leads to a wedge in the family. The play is about an old salesman who is unable to accept change‚ it is filled with past memories‚ dreams‚ contradiction‚ arguments‚ denial and relationships between the family members. One of the many reasons that I feel a connection with Biff and his relationship with his father‚ Willy‚ is in the play there are many moments when Willy contradicts himself. At

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    of a Salesman" is a story of a protagonist‚ Willy Loman‚ who is striving to achieve the dream‚ though he realizes his rights extremely late in his life struggles. According to the American dream fundamental‚ one needed to be industrious and be liked in order to success. Therefore‚ anybody with ambition‚ honest and hardworking was bound to succeed. In this story‚ some characters achieve success‚ become wealthy‚ and finally seize power over others. Willy strongly believed in American dream and knew

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    Arthur Miller‚ the playwright targets the theme of The American Dream and how it affects Willy and his family. Miller uses this time period to help develop the theme of The American Dream within the play. In 1949‚ America experienced an economic boom due to their success in WWII. Miller uses the character of Willy to demonstrate to the audience what the average individual in America was going through. Willy uses Biff as a representation of himself to reflect and symbolize on his ideal of the American

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    for his or her children. Willy Loman‚ the father of Biff and Happy Loman‚ struggles to create a legacy for his two sons. Besides leaving something to his kids‚ Willy is deeply obsessed with raising his son who once bore so much potential‚ but is now a failure. In his play Death of a Salesman‚ Arthur Miller uses motifs of seeds‚ nature‚ and diamonds to bring to light Willy’s caring but ignorant nature. The motif of seeds and a garden are a metaphor for Biff. When Willy first mentions seeds and growing

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    collection of facts‚ trivia‚ and zany details that bring Roald Dahl and his memorable characters to life. Filled with Quentin Blake’s illustrations plus black and white photos‚ each simple page is exploding with information about the creator of Willie Wonka‚ James and the Giant Peach‚ and Matilda—from his family tree to the exact type of pencil he used to write his stories. Perfect for devoted fans and Dahl newcomers alike‚ this is a “glorimptious” guide to the world of Roald Dahl. Despite its unusual

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    of a young man‚ by the name of Willy‚ living in Mexico‚ whom is a member of the gang known as “MS”. This film makes its audience familiar with the struggles of the journey for immigrants trying to make it to America. Willy’s commitment for the gang turns redundant when one of the other gang members murders his girlfriend. A series of events occur in conclusion to the murder of his girlfriend‚ which forces Willy to flee the country. The story starts out with Willy looking into a spectacular painting

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    Dream. This set of ideals‚ which are recognized nationally in the United States‚ states that since America is a free land it can offer many opportunities for success. It allows people to move upward or forward on both a financial and social scale. Willy Loman genuinely believes in those ideals‚ but he ends up seeing them in a delusional way. To him any man who is humane‚ attractive‚ and charismatic deserves to achieve success; and therefore will (Miller). Throughout the play‚ many other characters

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    a modified stream of consciousness point of view. These literary devices combine together to add a deeper meaning to the play and because all of the symbols and themes are not as conspicuous‚ they provide insight into the protagonist Willy’s mind. Willy is a traveling salesman who cannot seem to keep his mind solely in the past or the present and his thoughts seem to be extremely convoluted and all over the place. The fact that Miller included more discreet devices instead of declaring them almost

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