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... His whole life began to crumble. Willy realized that he's a failure and has wasted his life and taught his sons the wrong things. ...
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... people do. When Willy realized his dreams for himself likely would never become reality, he turned to his children. He pushed them ...
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... due to Dave Singleman. Willy witnessed Singleman when he was a rookie in the sales and Willy realized that, ". . . selling was the ...
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... Biff cried to Willy for understanding. At the moment Willy realized that his son loved him. Willy died peacefully after that. At ...
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... contentment. Biff spent most of his life trying to please Willy, but Biff finally realized that he never could. He was what he was. ...
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... contentment. Biff spent most of his life trying to please Willy, but Biff finally realized that he never could. He was what he was. ...
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... Charlie's head. In the end Willy Wonka gets away scott free, and you realized that he got pleasure from killing little children. That is ...
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... He realized that all of Willy's dreams were wrong, and that Willy had the wrong perspective on life. By committing suicide, Willy took the easy way out. ...
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... When these dreams failed and Biff went to Boston to visit Willy was when he finally realized that his father was a fake and had been putting his own dreams ...
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... business world. Willy never realized that having his father around was much more important to Biff than any amount of money. Not only ...
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... The other characters in this play relate differently to Willy. At first Biff desperately wanted his father's approval, but then he realized his life had been ...
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... I also believe that all people in society have their own personal flaws. Willy Lowman never realized that what he had should have been good enough. ...
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... If Willy was a little more aware of his son's situation, his true character, Biff may have realized sooner that he was not "a leader of men." When asked whose ...
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... II, pg. 92) Willy has somewhat realized that that his simple formula for success did not work and the results are obvious. Biff is ...
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... When Biff realized that Willy was not the great man that he thought he was, his dreams became nothing to him, as had his father. ...
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... Once he realized that Willy was supporting him for all the wrong reasons, he had no reason to go on trying to please him. Willy ...
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... In fact neither of them has made it. Willy takes his own life and dies never having realized his dreams. Biff accepts who he is, but has done little to change. ...
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... Willy expects his two sons, especially Biff, to become successful, but he has not realized that even his two sons are incapable of succeed. ...
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... I realized that selling was the greatest career" (Miller, 81). Willy is so fantasized in getting rich, he forgot that it took hard work, and being comfortable ...
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... You'll see, Mom." This statement showing that Hap hasn't realized the f! ictitious part of his ... The American dream and Willy's dream were the end of Willy. ...
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... An external force, Willy, affects the hopes and dreams of a person ... Beneatha's dream probably could have been realized, but since Walter loses her tuition money ...
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... It was at that point that Bernard realized that Biff "had given up his life". Willy becomes upset at what seems to be the fact that what he has always known ...
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... Nonetheless, after being faced with the truth of his father's shortcomings, Biff realized that Willy was a "liar" (1937) and more so, "...a fake and...doesn't ...
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... And when I saw that, I realized that selling was the greatest career a man could want." This was Willy Loman's calling to sales. ...
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... Linda's fear is that he will go through with a suicide to save their home; this is a legitimate fear, which is realized when Biff and Willy have their final ...
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... During Biff's visit, Biff realized what he wanted to do with the rest of his life, and finds himself. Despite of this, Willy still did not want his son to work ...
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... During Biff's visit, Biff realized what he wanted to do with the rest of his life, and finds himself. Despite of this, Willy still did not want his son to work ...
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... After Willy got fired, had a big blowout with his sons, and finally realized that the dreams were never coming true, he could not take any more. ...
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... him feel terrible. He eventually realized "[he's] a dime a dozen, and so is [Willy]" (Death of a Salesman, Pg. 132) This infuriate ...
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... Act 2, page 73, lines 16-19) Willy's belief in this statement drew him to believe that big business lacked compassion. Unfortunately he realized this when it ...
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