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Provide a 7 pages analysis while answering the following question: Anxiety that Killed Millers Main Character. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abst
Provide a 7 pages analysis while answering the following question: Anxiety that Killed Millers Main Character. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. Biff was not able to finish high school. They have no stable or steady means of income. The play takes place in a suburban neighbourhood in New York. It is in the period when the population in America is getting bigger, thus the demand for medium-rise residences even in a relative outskirt neighbourhood in the city.
The reader will be ushered in the perspective that of an impoverished family in the 1930’s (the 1930s is also the period when Arthur Miller is said to have experience working in odd jobs). The reader will encounter the suffering and hardship of life as a salesman–already old and whose loyal patrons were likely dead or retired–during America’s Great Depression. Moreover, the reader is moved at the consequences of the Loman’s ambitious and assuming father.
At the past, Willy was so assuming of his son, Biff. One time, when Biff was about to take a Math exam and has been constantly reminded by his friend and neighbour, Bernard, Willy was not worried. Consequently, Biff failed in his grade, and so his plans to go to college. The more disappointing event was when Biff, who wanted to save his grade and his university scholarship, went to Boston for his Father, only to catch him in an affair with a fair lady in a hotel room. Told by his dad to take a summer class in Math, Biff–to his consternation and hatred of his father’s infidelity–did not take the advice.
There were also a number of recollections on the part of Willy especially when he is constantly visited by his late brother Ben. The conversation, between Willy and Ben, was lucid, even though Ben has passed away two weeks ago. In the conversation, Ben and Willy inquired about their parents. It is also sad to note that Ben has once invited Willy to work in Alaska. And, Willy has remembered when he wanted Ben to share to his two sons his principle, “to walk into the jungle” (Miller 36).
One day, Biff and Happy went back home and had stayed in the same room for a vacation. .  .
