Willy Loman's Symbology

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Once in one kingdom lived one bald boy. He lived only with his mother in village. Because of his mother was so old, he supposed to look at his mother. He worked as butcher. He wanted to serve in the military because his possession of sword was proper to able to be in army, but because of his height was very small. He was honest and loyal, despite people thought that he is thief. In that time a lot of prowlers looks like him. Many time government attempted to put him to prison. However they could not prove that his guiltiness.
One day he went to forest to collect woods. Suddenly, he appeared out of other side and he saw the castle of the king. He went to there to know how people are living. There were carnival, a lot of people, guards, games,

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