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A 3 page examination of Arthur Miller’s play “Death of a Salesman.” No additional sources cited.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
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viewer think about the life of Willy and those who surround him. Even without the use of lighting and stage presentations the story is powerful. But, when one adds to
the mix the stage production of the play, using lighting to further emphasize flashbacks for example, the play becomes even more powerful. In the opinion of this particular writer the
most intriguing and thought provoking theme to the story is that which involves the tragedy of Willy Loman. The following paper examines the tragedy of Lomans ignorance concerning the American
Dream and discusses the elements of the stage production which help make this a powerful theme. Death of a Salesman Arthur Millers "Death of a Salesman" is a
tragic story of a common man lost in a dream. He is a man who has been told that the American dream is a reality, offered to everyone. What he
does not know is that this American dream is not as easy to possess as he had thought. He did not understand that one needed to have skills and determination,
not just looks and a smile. Willy was essentially a superficial and ignorant man who did not understand what it took to be a great success, perhaps rising in his
position to that of management, or even to that of an incredibly successful salesman/employee. His character was weak, and his intelligence was lacking. All of these components speak of Lomans
ignorance. Willy was also constantly blaming others, a perspective that becomes very real when we truly examine the imaginations of Willy. Willys old boss was Frank Wagner. Willy likes
to imagine that Jack is still his boss, and that if he were, Willy would not be in the position he is currently in. In this particular aspect of the
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