I felt sorry for Willy Loman and wished that he hadn't been so stubborn. He did have the potential to become a great businessman, he just needed to adapt to the industrialized world. Willy was a weak man. He wasn't a strong enough person to accept the reality around him. His weakness as a man also allowed him to commit adultery. He instilled values in his son that reflected him. He tried to live vicariously through Biff and ended up destroying any chances Biff had to become a successful businessman. He was also so weak that he committed suicide. He couldn't face reality and succumb to negative forces. He never tried to change and thus in many ways deserves what happened to him.

Willy is also a loving father, but in a dillusional way. He has two sons, Biff and Happy. He loves both of them but Biff is his obvious favorite. He has great aspirations for Biff and tries to live vicariously through him. Biff doesn't follow his fathers lead and in many ways is a victim of his father's delusion. Willy wants so

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