Analysis of Willy Loman

Death of a Salesman Willy Loman is a middle-aged man who aims for an unreachable goal. He is the type of father that sets goals for his sons to follow and when they do not do so, as would any parent, he gets disappointed. Every parent would like to see their child succeed and by doing so the parents tend to loose track of who is actually going for the goal. Although Willy is a …

…On one hand you have Willy who wants to fit the lifestyle of a picture perfect family. Then on the other hand you have Biff who knows that he could never fit that lifestyle and tries to convince his father that they are a dime in a dozen. So though Willy has had his ups and his downs, Biff and Happy have always stood by his side and have had his best interest at heart.