Arthur Miller's Death Of A Salesman demoralizes the idea of this dream that everyone hopes to achieve. ... Instead he looked up to his bother Ben, a figment of his imagination who told him that money was the true path to happiness. ... Charley and his son Bernard are the only two people beside Willy's family to attend the funeral and take any care into Willy's death. Charley being Willy's only friend, who was there to serve as the one successful person who just did what he need to do and believed in himself. ... His neighbor and only friend Charley and his son Bernard were ...

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• Grade Level: High School

"Death of a Salesman" The play death of a salesman can be easily explained as a literary way of detailing the psychological deterioration of the classic middle class working American man. ... Willie then goes to the office of his next door neighbor Charley. Charley represents the man that Willie wishes that he was, Charley owns a successful company and his son is a prominent lawyer. ... Willie, then gathering his coat and hat to leave with Ben is constantly interrupted by Linda, who is calling down the stairs to try and convince Willie to come to bed, or to ask him who he is talking to. ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

"He is liked, but he's not well liked Because the man who makes an appearance in the business world, the man who creates personal interest, is the man who gets ahead. ... When he died "and by the way he died the death of a sales man, in his green velvet slippers hundreds of salesman and buyers were at his funeral."" ... Ironically enough, Miller's title of this work, Death of a Salesman, taunts Willy's desire to become successful. ... Willy, after witnessing first-hand the prosperity and hard work of Howard, Bernard, and Charley, has just begun to realize that his childi...

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