Early in his life, Willy Loman established a dream of success, which only

backfired and destroyed him. Willy's path of success was very superficial, and he did not

benefit at all from it.

Will thought that being physically attractive could get you far in life. He believed

that you should always look your best and wear expensive things, even if you can't afford

them. He believed that when you died that there should be a large attendance of people. If

there was, then you were truly a success as a person. He also thought that you should have

a big quantity of friends. He didn't care about the quality, so all of his friends were fakes.

Willy also thought it was very important to be well liked. He felt the need to always

compliment his "friends", even if it meant lying. Willy never thought of himself as his

own person. He always compared himself to others, and struggled throughout his life to

become the ideal salesman. Willy also believe that......

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Title: The Death Of A Salesman
Approximate Word Count: 537
Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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