The Inecurities In Death Of Willy Loman By Arthur Miller
Everything we experienced in our lives, helps us to build our own fears and insecurities. This is remarkable in the life of our dear salesman, who during the play exposes his worries and the time when they started, as well as the different incidents that later contribute to his insanity.
Arthur Miller presents the insecurities of Loman through different quotes in the play. For example, in page 38, Loman says that, “he feels lonely when business is bad.” This is the first time he lets us know about his feelings. As well, in page 51, when Ben is about to leave to Africa, Willy confessed to him that he is all he has, and that sometimes he feels “kind of temporary” about himself. By saying these words Willy expresses his fear about being alone,
Arthur Miller presents the insecurities of Loman through different quotes in the play. For example, in page 38, Loman says that, “he feels lonely when business is bad.” This is the first time he lets us know about his feelings. As well, in page 51, when Ben is about to leave to Africa, Willy confessed to him that he is all he has, and that sometimes he feels “kind of temporary” about himself. By saying these words Willy expresses his fear about being alone,