I believe that Linda tried to be a good mother and wife but she did not really know what she was doing. At the very beginning of the book Willy, on his way to Boston, has come home because he was unable to stay on the road. And when he was trying to figure out why, she took his mind off the subject by saying that the problem was with the car's steering and not with him. "Oh. Maybe it's the steering again.

Willy isn't the only one that Linda has had an effect on. There is also Biff and Happy, her sons. Willy had taught Biff and Happy that if you were handsome, and well known the world would come to you. That doesn't have anything to do with Linda but she never challenged what Willy taught them, she just agreed with everything that Willy said. Linda is able to change Willy and his ideas by making them seem greater than they actually are by giving Willy her full support. An example of this, is when Biff goes to see Bill Oliver about a job. The two of them have not seen each other in twenty years and when they did know each other Bill Oliver did not know Biff too well. Willy thought Bill would recognize Biff and offer him a job on the spot. Hearing this Linda did not challenge Willy, she actually tried to support him even though she knew Biff would not be get the job.

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