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I would rewrite the scene on 119-121. It seems logical that Willy had been drinking, so I would have made the scene take place at around midnight, and with multiple bottles of alcohol open. When Biff walks in, I think he would have started sobbing right away, because he failed to graduate and feels as though he has disappointed his father. I also think that Willy would have chosen to be a slightly better dad, and rather than yell at Biff, try to calm him down. Also, during Willy's speech on page 120, I get a feeling that Biff would have been taking it a little harder once Willy started becoming harsher, potentially yelling more.

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American Dream: If Willy had chosen a job that hadn't fulfilled the American Dream as much (like a construction worker) would he have been better off?

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Family: I think it's odd because they all have flaws, but Willy refuses to see all the flaws, seeing his own family as high and mighty

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Please don't beat your son...

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I hate that Willy thinks he has to be commanding to Biff. I think I just hate being commanded around though, so maybe this is more a personal opinion

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Family: Biff thinks he has to live up to what Willy wants from him.

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It's really sad that Biff has such conflicting emotions about Willy

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Family: Willy has high expectations for Biff, but Biff wants different things in life

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Repetition

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Women are looked at as objects

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Legacy: Willy thought his contributions were enough to keep him alive.

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Simile

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American Dream: Jenny holds the stereotypical womans' job of a secretary... a little bit against the Dream in that she's working, while women were primarily expected to get married and stay home

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Family: Willy was too proud of Biff to notice any flaws. In a way, Willy expected Biff to be his carbon copy

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What could have driven Willy to primarily overlook Happy and focus more of his time and efforts on Biff?

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Poor Happy, he was always overlooked

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Comparison

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Family: The expectation that children are going to take after their parents and care for them and always get married and raise a family

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American Dream: The idea of having everything, but actually needing it or having the funds to have it devastated the family

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How have gender roles impacted the society depicted in Death of a Salesman and today?

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The woman character maybe given more context with the affair (39

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Allusion

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Imagery

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What is this tubing?

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Family: women are sidelined

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In what ways has the Depression affected family roles?

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Family: Linda isn’t even her own person anymore because of her husband

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The whole idea that you “aren’t a man” until so many qualities are achieved, like  the American Dream

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For the Great Depression era, is that a lot of money?

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Family: Linda is basically all Willy is dependent on

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American Dream: constantly striving for the Dream, but it’s just out of reach

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Repetition of a parallel structure

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American Dream: The viewpoint is that you are a boy until you achieve the American Dream

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Family: wife is perfect for husband, and is basically a houseworker

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Family: father wants son to be living the American Dream and being successful

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The American Dream: everyone has a house,  but the negative is the price