The Death of a Salesman was written by an American playwrite Arthur Miller in 1949. The play was made into a book then later turned into a movie. The play was dark but realistic since many people can relate. The setting started off in a small area with a low population that later grew into a busy town. The play was about the life of a man who was going through depression and the purpose was to entertain which is ironic. Overall, the play ended on a sad note but showed the readers a life of a troubled man.
Monday, January 16, 2012
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The Death of a Salesman was an entertaining play without a happy ending. The story was somewhat dark and with unordinary characters. One character I find myself to have most in common with is Happy. He is one of the main characters in the play that have a big role in the story line. I find myself to be like happy because like him I'm always happy no matter what the situation. Happy and I both have brothers that are fathers give more attention to. For example my father knows about my future as a lawyer and he believes in me, so he spends more time on my younger brother to motivate him. Like happy I do try to get my fathers attention and in my opinion there is nothing wrong with that. The play had a sudden ending but described how real life can be.
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