Death of a Salesman
...money to support his family. The Loman family consists of Linda Loman, Biff Loman and Happy Loman. The Loman’s are a dysfunctional family due to the lack of communications and values. Mrs. Loman loves her husband and supports everything that he wishes to do. She is always trying to protect him and wishes their sons will spend more time trying to make sure that he is happy. Mr. Loman wishes to see he son Biff become successful by and means necessary. Happy tries to find a way into his father’s heart but is unsuccessful therefore; his is not concerned with his fathers’ well-being. When a woman is the story asks happy about his father, Happy replies, “No, that’s not my father. He’s just some guy.” (Miller 1216). The main theme in “Death of a Salesman” is illusion versu...