Death of a Salesman: Linda and Willy's Issues

Death of a Salesman
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Death of a Salesman
The Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller is one of the best plays written in the 20th century. The book explains the life of Willy Lohan as he tried to live the American dream but fails in the process. However, the most interesting analogy is that of his wife Linda Lohan, who is presented as a loyal and supportive wife. At the time when the book was written, women were seen as ignorant human beings who were only suitable for the kitchen. However, Linda is presented as a wise woman who was able to see the inadequacies in her husband that he was not able to recognize in himself.
One of the inadequacies that Linda was able to see in Willy that he did not see in himself was his inability to provide for the family. Even though Willy worked hard and always believed that he gave his family the best lif...