young man with such — personal attractiveness, gets lost. And

such a hard worker. There’s one thing about Biff — he’s not

lazy."

was fine. I was even observing the scenery. You can imagine,

me looking at scenery, on the road every week of my life. But

it’s so beautiful up there, Linda, the trees are so thick, and the

sun is warm. I opened the windshield and just let the warm air

bathe over me. And then all of a sudden I’m goin’ off the road!

I’m tellin’ya, I absolutely forgot I was driving. If I’d’ve gone

the other way over the white line I might’ve killed somebody.

So I went on again — and five minutes later I’m dreamin’

again, and I nearly... (He presses two fingers against his eyes.) I

have such thoughts, I have such strange thoughts."

He knows that he's lost in his strange thoughts, he can't do anything to change that. If he continues with it, he might hurt someone, or even himself, accidentally.

finally own it, and there’s nobody to live in it."

- I think Willy is so focused on the idea that "money is success". He is expecting his sons to follow this model and be as successful as he is. He is considering the career of a person to be the most important aspect of life.

• Willy is so obssessed with becoming successful and so fixed in his insecurities that he won't make it, that his attention is driven to his surroundings' career choiced, especially if he considers them as bad ones. That makes him greedy, judgemental, and generaly unpleasant to be around.

As a reader, I find Willy Loman annoying. He is too quick tempered and critical towards both himself and others and that is driving him to insanity.

• I think that this quote shows Willy Loman is dedicated to his work and actually very immersed.

he was making any money. Is that a criticism?

I find him to be very ambition as he wants to succeed. However, he becomes so obssesed and may do something irrational and brutal. There is an inter conflict in him.

morning." -- This shows Willi's determination for work. He's a bit of a workaholic, probably paying attention more to the job that to his family

• This line is spoken by Linda, Willy Loman's wife, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and recognizing Willy's struggles and efforts. It sets the tone for the play, highlighting the themes of the value of a person's life, and the complexities of familly relationships. Personally, I think that Willy's wife is a little annoying because she is so obidient and doesn't give him the constructive criticism he needs.

To me this quote expresses the mindset of a highly-dedicated man, who knows what he wants in life.

dows and bricks."

this reflects Willy Loman's sense of entrapment and frustration with his environment. The repetition of "bricks and windows, windows and bricks" emphasizes his feeling of being hemmed in by the urban landscape, symbolizing his broader struggle against the limitations and pressures of his life.