https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990 Aurthur Miller en-us 2016-11-08 02:14:15 UTC 2023-03-29 03:08:57 UTC hello@padlet.com elirie0714 https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135982000 Arthur Miller]]> 2016-11-08 02:16:32 UTC https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135982000 elirie0714 https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135985355 Willy Loman: Easily manipulated, hot-headed, idealistic, indignant, tired
Linda: caring, empathetic, patient, strong-willed, faithful/consistent, optimistic
Biff: talented, pessimistic, argumentative, idealistic/dreamer, empathetic
Happy: carefree, optimistic, passive, moldable
Bernard: faithful, idealistic, successful, uptight, empathetic
Charley: Stubborn, proud]]> 2016-11-08 02:49:08 UTC https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135985355 elirie0714 https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135986228 "Death of a Salesman" follows Willy Loman. His dreams emerge from one of the most basic ideals of American culture; the American dream. Throughout the play however, 
Willy seems to miss or overlook every oportunity to hit it big. As the play progresses--jumping from the past to present, we find out that throughout his trips to Boston, Willy found himself a mistress. His son, Biff---a talented football player with high expectations--finds out and loses his drive to succeed. Biff's conflict spurs, not from his dad's betrayal, but by what it meant---both of them were pretending to be something they were not. Willy was not the well-liked, honorable man he claimed to be, and Biff was no golden boy. Because Biff was the only one in his family to know about the affair, it seems to weigh heavily on him and in the end, after Willy dies, Biff still keeps the secret for his father. ]]> 2016-11-08 02:57:42 UTC https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135986228 elirie0714 https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135987968 Pops,
You remember when i was kid? Just a kid playing football in the backyard, and that big tree we used to have? It would hang over the house like a breath of fresh air. I used to sit under that tree tossing my football in the air. I'd watch that road as if I was getting paid for it. I'd wait and soon enough, a little black dot in the distance would remind my that my old man was coming home. I'd jump up yelling to mom that you were finally back. When you'd pull up, I'd jump into your arms becuase you were my anchor. When the boat was tipping you would pull our family back up. I looked up to you as the man I always dreamed of becoming. I dont know how to put it into words. I've never been good with words. I just, I just don't know why I can't become that man. An honorable man, a good man. Maybe it's because you broke that honor, I doubt it. I reckon it's because I was never honorable, I was never perfect. I was always the me you never wanted me to be. And I wish you could've accepted that sooner. 

Biff]]> 2016-11-08 03:16:05 UTC https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135987968 elirie0714 https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135988752 The American Dream: The American Dream, by definition, is the ideal that every US citizen should have an equal opportunity to achieve success and prosperity through hard work, determination, and initiative.This, to me, was the largest theme of the entire play(although it was not specifically stated). Almost every character portayed wanted a successful future and throughout the play it created the most conflict, heartbreak, and happiness. The Happiest days of Willy's were those where he saw his sons acheiving great things and in turn the days where his sons weren't acheive greatnest were his worst.

Perfection: Throughout the play Biff, Happy, and Willy all strive for perfection. Happy prides himself on his perfect appartment with his amazing job and all the beautiful women at his disposal. Biff wishes to be the bperfect football player with a scholarship to college and a prosperous future ahead of him. Willy strived to be the perfect salesman; well-liked, well-payed, and remembered.  ]]> 2016-11-08 03:24:32 UTC https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135988752 elirie0714 https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135989770 2016-11-08 03:35:41 UTC https://padlet.com/elirie0714/g7jgfm7u4990/wish/135989770