Friends, there is something mythical about the way Biff and Hap's respective identities become solidified at the end of the play. Hap is the son of Willie's salesman side, the back-slapping, self-promoting, propagandistic side. Biff is the son of...

Good Evening Friends, I have tried my best to make the case for the idea that Hap is, at the end of Death of a Salesman, the very reincarnation of Willie Loman, his father. In declaring his intention to remain in New York and fulfill the "good dream"...

Friends, there was a scene in the play when a seventeen year old Biff, at the peak of his charismatic powers and bound for the University of Virginia on a football scholarship, ventures to Boston where Willie is on business for the Wagner Company, it's...

Good Morning Friends, We are now going to examine the transformations of Biff and Hap Loman. As we have said, Biff is more the ideological son of Old Man Loman, Willie's father. Biff shares with his grandfather and Willie a tendency to find fulfilment...

Good Evening Friends, Willie Loman had been given a second chance to save himself. Charlie (known as Uncle Charlie to Biff and Hap), is the family friend who owns his own business of an undefined nature. Through out the play Charlie repeatedly offers...