Success can be measured in many ways, however, many people measure success in their monetary value. Not only do parents want to be successful but they want their children to be successful as well. In the play, Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller writes about character named Willy who is having trouble at work. Willy is a salesman who does not preform very well at work. But being successful is very important to him, and he wants his kids to be successful as well. While his oldest son is home visiting, he wonders why he has not made anything of himself yet. Willy probably has a mental disorder that causes him to have vivid flashbacks and day dreams. This is hard on the family, but they try to stay positive. Biff, Willy's oldest son takes him
