The Function of Uncle Ben, Charley and Bernard in Death of a Salesman

Function of Ben, Charlie and Uncle Bernard in the death of a salesman In the death of a salesman, we discovered that Willy Loman was greatly influenced by other characters. His feelings and opinions are almost completely influenced by the thoughts of others and how others treat him. In addition to his own family, there are three other characters that have a great influence on Willie. Uncle Ben is Willy 's younger brother, Willy likes it very much, but it may be a secret. Charlie is a neighbor of the Roman family, a friend, and a successful salesman.

The uncle's characteristic of Arthur Miller's "The Death of a Salesman" "The Death of a Salesman" is that this role plays a complex and dramatic role. He is the true brother of Willy Loman, is the ideal memory of his brothers, and is also part of Willy's personality, which sometimes occurs at the same time. Through his aggressive action and energetic speech, audiences clearly contrast Willy's self-doubt and self. Losing the Spanish invincible fleet on the coast of England in 1588 was a military disaster for the Spaniard. Not only does this mean that the British invasion plan to Spain has ended, the losses incurred by Spaniards, especially those including ships, are very expensive. But the British can defeat the Spanish fleet, it is the weather to really destroy the Spanish invincible fleet. These Spaniards

From the death of a salesman, Charlie and Bernard 's diligence and devotion. Willy criticized Charlie and Bernard during the game, not because he hated them. On the contrary, some people feel embarrassed about his success, but this is beyond his standards. The commercial success model offered in the play is contrary to Willy's "Personality Theory". One is Charlie, Willie's neighbor. Charlie had no time to participate in Willie's business theory but he would provide Willie with a lazy job he would provide conditions for his family and allow him to bring his salary back home I made it. (Bloom 51)