The key thing that leads to Willy and Linda's depressions, is their inability

Although, at this point in his life, Willy Loman is beginning to notice where all of this dreaming has led him. He will now have his own house, but throughout their discussion as Linda is listing off all of the other payments that must be made, we begin to wonder what will be in this house. Arthur Miller uses these things, the refrigerator, the stockings, and the car as symbols representing Willy's life. Everything is winding down, and although this scene indicates an upwards curve in the lives of the Lomans, any curve could only last until it was quickly exhausted. As well, Willy has done quite a few things in order to achieve this goal, an affair, a life away from his family, and all of this has sent him on a crash course. All of this is proof that living out this "American Dream", will never be a reality, unl

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Approximate Word count = 549
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)