Death of a salesman

Death of a Salesman, with its seemingly endless symbolism, tells the story of Willy Loman"'"s final and declining days. During the play Willy Loman, whose pronounced senility conjures up many different viewpoints, interacts with many characters both in the present and in his imagination; one such character is Ben Loman. Willy"'"s elder brother, Ben, is the individual in the play whom Willy admires the most. Ben"'"s distinct representation of …

…Willy"'"s lust for riches, which comes in the form of Willy"'"s insurance payoff. Of all the Aforementioned, the most outstanding point is that the jungle is death itself. Whether or not there would have been a way to prevent Willy taking his own life is the topic of another conversation, but the fact is that when the name of Ben Loman is mentioned in Death of a Salesman, death is implied.