Death of a Salesman Act II review #2

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What does the pen Biff steals symbolize in 'Death of a Salesman'?

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The pen symbolizes the corruption and shallowness of the business world, which Biff rejects.

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How does Willy perceive New England in 'Death of a Salesman'?

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Willy sees New England as a place of success and opportunity, despite struggling to make a living there.

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What do the stockings that Linda mends represent in the play?

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The stockings symbolize the betrayal and shame Willy carries from his affair.

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Does Biff believe that God disapproves of stealing?

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No, Biff does not believe that God disapproves of stealing.

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What is Willy's view on workers who make a living with their hands?

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Willy believes that only low-class workers make a living with their hands.

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What is the significance of Biff's rejection of the business world?

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Biff's rejection signifies a desire for authenticity and a break from societal expectations.

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How does Willy's perception of success affect his family?

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Willy's perception of success creates unrealistic expectations and pressures on his family, particularly Biff.

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What role does betrayal play in 'Death of a Salesman'?

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Betrayal is a central theme, affecting relationships and contributing to the characters' struggles.

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How does the concept of the American Dream manifest in Willy's life?

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Willy's pursuit of the American Dream leads to disillusionment and failure, highlighting its unattainability.

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What does Biff's character represent in the play?

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Biff represents the conflict between personal identity and societal expectations.