There is an optimistic mood at the beginning of Act II because Biff and Willy are both looking forward to bettering themselves. Biff is acting hopeful by leaving the house early in the morning. His attitude seems to have changed majorly into something upbeat. Also, he shaved to give himself a professional look before going to see Bill Oliver. Willy is also acting hopeful by changing his mood. Willys mood seems to change into something sanguine. He’s taking the chance of getting a job closer to his family. He would be able to have a burden taken off of him. These men became hopeful with ideas that could possibly help them better their lives, with becoming hopeful they are both trying to achieve their goals.
