Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller

Arthur Miller's "salesman's death" is a script based on the internal confusion of regular American families. Miller wrote "death of a salesman" and briefly indicated the elements of the drama. According to the plot, it is easy to identify the character and shoot the setting. The theme of the plot seems to be that Willie reaches the "American dream". Readers can see two things in financial success, commercial success, families of appearance, respect for fellows, and in the beginning of the plays respected by all in general, the reader can see two things; Willy's psychological state is suspicious, A chaotic relationship with his son.

Arthur Miller's salesman's death: Willy Roman is not a tragic hero of Arthur Miller's salesman's death. Some people think Willy Roman is a tragic hero. Both types of Willie have cases. By definition, a tragic hero is a person born of a nobleman who is responsible for his destiny, has a tragic flaw, and is committing a serious mistake in judgment. Tragic heroes will not be respected in the end. They noticed that they made an irreversible mistake ... With the death of a salesman, the lives of Arthur Miller and Willy Roman seem to be getting worse gradually. Obviously, Willie's dilemma is his own dilemma, his own stupid pride and ignorance leads to his downfall.

亚瑟 米 威 威威 Liluo 男 Willy · Loman was considered a tragic hero and an unconscious victim at the death of a salesman's presentation at "death of a salesman". "Death of a salesman" is very based on American dreams whether we are slaves or conquerors of this dream. This is a very warm idea by Willy's own eyes, a playwright Arthur Miller, through his interaction with a different role in pursuit of ... and Arthur Miller Linda Loman suicide salesman Linda Death, the role of Arthur Miller "Death of a salesman" is a selfish housewife. She pretends to take care of her husband, but in fact, because he likes suicide, she can send a more relaxing life. Linda just died because her husband Willie wanted to abuse her. For example, in a family conversation of the first act, Linda says, "That is probably a thing.