"Death Of A Salesman" by Arthur Miller is a play that challenges the idea of the American Dream. The main character Willy Loman is introduced as a complicated persona, who faces several misadventures which affect everyone around him. As the screen play develops Willy’s complicated character starts to unravel leading up to his downfall. Although Willy Loman's death was expected, whether he was a martyr or not is debatable.
Willy had a troubled life, he still managed to create his own world where everything he wanted became a reality. The events leading up to his death made it clear he wasn't going to be around for very much longer. For example Linda Loman, Willy's wife pointed out his many failed attempts at suicide with the
Willy had a troubled life, he still managed to create his own world where everything he wanted became a reality. The events leading up to his death made it clear he wasn't going to be around for very much longer. For example Linda Loman, Willy's wife pointed out his many failed attempts at suicide with the