In a capitalist culture the ‘working class’ are seen as just a juicy fruit where society takes all of the juice and when there is no juice left to take, the fruit is pushed aside (they are worthless); Willy was once a highly renowned salesman known throughout the country with a high income but now there is no ‘need’ for him, like a used commodity he is pushed aside. Therefore, as a result of the society Willy lived in, he encountered detrimental effects, not only damaging him but his whole family, as he attempted to attain the American Dream - however was not physically able to. Revealing how Miller was exposing the fact that the pursuit of this dream would not only lead to his inevitable metaphorical death but also a physical one (he ends
