Early on in the play, Death of a Salesman, it is evident that both of the Loman sons seem unfulfilled and lost. Biff, the 34 year old son, feels that he is lost and unfulfilled because; he he is a farmhand, doesn't make enough money, and keeps returning home when he quits his job. Biff says “I've had 20-30 different kinds of jobs since I left home before the war, and they all turn out the same. Whenever spring comes I get the feeling that i'm not getting anywhere!” His father feels that he is lazy and unmotivated which causes stress on Biff not living to his father's expectations. Happy on the other hand has everything he has always wanted; an apartment, a car, and women, and yet he still feels like he is going nowhere and lonely. “I dont know
