In the work “Death of a Salesman” by Arthur Miller, Charley seems mostly portrayed as a support character in more ways than one. There’s a lot he does to push the plot forward, but his support mostly shows in his character interactions. He could very well be the most down to earth and in line character in the entire piece. He proves so in many different ways and situations. Though he is constantly berated by Willy, Charley mostly keeps his cool with him, and offers help and advice a multitude of times. For one of his first acts of kindness, he offers Willy a job even though Willy was being a jerk, which he swiftly declines. A bit later, Charley tries again to help, this time offering money, plain and simple. Willy is appreciative for once,
