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This material doesn't solve your task? On the other hand, Biff Loma, a son to Willy feels so compelled to search for reality of life. The people with wealth are often rude, ungrateful, and lack the knowledge of how to treat people respectfully. True happiness is an unattainable goal for the characters with immense wealth, because they are always left wanting something more. Tom uses his brute force on Daisy and Myrtle instead of acting like a civilized man. Where in reality he was never a good role to begin with; when it came to becoming a successful businessman.
He tries to make his fail into a success through his sons and his in denial that his boys are not the perfect example of what is means to be a be a businessman. Willy finds that his sons just want to have a job and a family of their own. He finds it hard to accept reality due to his delusions of being the best salesman which slowly creates the fact that he feels there is no escape for the lies that he has created over time.
Unlike Willy, Charley is shows that he is stable, both financially and mentally, that he offers his friend a job with higher pay: You want a job? I got a job, I told you that. Loman wasn't realistic with herself as far as what would help her husbands state of mind.
Biff had lived a very privileged lifestyle in his youth. Not only did it seem as though his parents went to all extents to keep him happy, he was very popular and seemed to rarely ever hear the word "No". It seems as though all the people who surrounded him in his youth convinced him that he was a winner with or without work.
This played a role in why he seems to be unsuccessful in his adult life. Once again, the class distinction causes the idea of the American Dream and equal opportunities to be damaged. However, Fitzgerald never experienced major success while he was alive and since he worked so hard and remained in the lower classes, his view on the American Dream must have become corrupt, similar to how it is made seem in the book.
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