Summary The play begins in the home of Willy Loman arrives home and as an exhausted. Willy is having hard remembering developments, alongside distinguishing the present from his memories of the past. His wife, Linda, indicates that he advice a job in New York rather than travel each week. And Linda and Willy debates about their oldest son Biff. Biff and Happy listen in Willy talking to himself. Biff understands that Willy is generally talking to Biff during these private dreams. Biff and Happy argue women and the future. Both are unpleased with their occupations: Biff is dissatisfaction working for someone else, and Happy cannot be advanced until the merchandise manager dies. They intend buying a farm and working together. Nevertheless, Willy relives some scenes from his old, including the time of high school, Biff confesses to stealing a football and promises to pass him for Willy during the …show more content…
After Biff knows that he was never a salesman for Oliver; in fact, he was a shipping clerk. Willy explains his sons that he has been fired. Biff trys to explain what happened with Oliver. However, Willy is reliving the old life, recalling Bernard reporting Linda that Biff has failed math and will not graduate. Willy after that remembers Bernard telling her Biff has taken a train to Boston. Willy relives the time when Biff learns relevant to Willy's relationship with the Woman. Then Biff comes to close Willy’s hotel room in Boston to speak Willy that he will not graduate actually Willy can persuade Mr. Birnbaum to pass him. Willy remembers his own hopeless trys to hide the Woman in the bathroom. When the Woman gets out of the bathroom with Biff, Willy wants to plan in order to keep confidential the affair is ruined. Willy's last memory is of Biff calling out to him a "fake" before getting out the