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Willy is unable to find validation within himself and struggles to come to terms with changes in his life

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Willy is unable to find validation within himself and struggles to come to terms with changes in his life

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There is a shift in Biff's outlook on life from before to after talking to his former boss.

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Willy's inability to accept the truth causes unhappiness in his life

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Willy's inability to accept the truth causes unhappiness in his life

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Willy revisiting his past in his hallucinations reveal that he regrets the things he's done in his life and he wishes that he could have lived his life a lot better.

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Willy revisiting his past in his hallucinations reveal that he regrets the things he's done in his life and he wishes that he could have lived his life a lot better.

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Willy's denial of the truth is a major setback in all aspects of his life.

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Willy's flashbacks to the past is his escape from the hardships of reality

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Willy's flashbacks to the past is his escape from the hardships of reality

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The fluid treatment of past and present resembles Willy's rambling stream of consciousness, resulting in his inability to remained focused in the present.

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Willy's hallucinations symbolizes his regrets of his past and the things he wished he had done better.

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Willy's hallucinations symbolizes his regrets of his past and the things he wished he had done better.

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Willy's constant flashbacks to different times in his past represent a duality of that period which he extols so highly, for he wishes he could return to the past, but every mistake haunts him and pushes him towards loss of coherency and suicidal tendencies.

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Willy's refusal to acknowledge the truth causes him to never be able to move forward.

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Willy's exaggeration of all his and his family's accomplishments shows his need for satisfaction and justification that he is living a wholesome life

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Will's unwillingness to change his choice of cheese is resemblant of his behavior as a whole

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In "Death of a Salesman," Willy's desire to make Biff successful to the extent to which he would even take his own life to get money for Biff to start his own business reveals that parents will do whatever it takes to provide for their children even if their actions are misguided and self-destructive because they desire the love and acceptance of their offspring.

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In ¨Death of a Salesman¨ Willy´s  scenes of stubborn pride, such as his refusal to accept a job from his brother, and his dishonesty when telling his wife about his salary, shows his fatal flaw of pride that sets him up for his ultimate downfall

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The setting of Loman's home is compared with the vastness of the West, Alaska and Africa to give the home a restricted feeling, making the other places seem even more ideal.