american dream
Students work vigorously to uphold academic success. They set goals for themselves and strive to reach them. The American dream is like a grade which a student works hard to receive. The dream, just like the grade, may not always be easy to achieve, but through hard work and determination anyone can live out their dreams. In the stories, “The Glass Menagerie”, “Death of a Salesman”, and “A Raisin in the Sun”, all of the families struggle to achieve their interpretation of the American dream. Americans have personal views of what the American dream really is. To some, it’s money, to others fame and popularity. To Willy Loman, that American dream meant raising the ideal All-American family, having a successful career, and most importantly, being well-liked. He became obsessed with making his family conform to the standards of the perfect family reflected in his American dream. His son Biff was the all-star football player, Willy lived in a nice house filled with ambitions and hopes for the future, and he had loving wife and wonderful career. Unfortunately, this lifestyle fell to pieces over the years, and soon, all his life became was the idea of the American dream. Willy has been a grea
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Approximate Word count = 1218
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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