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What does Willy Loman's tragic resolution symbolize?
Think about the consequences of his choices.
Who represents a rejection of Willy's illusions in the family?
Consider his actions after Willy's death.
What does Willy’s tragic decision ultimately represent?
Think about his mental state at the end of the play.
In the Requiem, how is Biff's perspective different from Happy's?
Consider how they view their father's legacy.
Analyze how Willy's character can be viewed as a tragic hero and discuss whether he elicits sympathy or frustration from the audience.
Consider both positive and negative traits in Willy's character.
Discuss the role of generational conflict in 'Death of a Salesman,' particularly juxtaposing Biff and Happy's responses to Willy's ideals.
Think about how each son's choices signify contrasting paths influenced by Willy's legacy.
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