family love
...e play proves that Linda loves Willy. Willy has just come back from what is supposed to be a long work related trip, but he has come back earlier than normal. Linda is terrified in case something has happened to Willy. As a result she gets up and asks Willy if something has happened in case if he was hurt. This part of the play proves that the love and nourishment that Linda gives towards Willy. Throughout the play, Willy is shown as a confused sales person who is not successful in both his work place and with his family. In another part of the play, he is shown with another woman rather than his wife Linda. Willy also loses his eldest son’s love towards him. At some parts of the play Willy is almost careless of his family and the same towards him except from his wife “Linda”. This is proven wrong, at the end of the play where he had the courage to give up his life for his family’s sake. For example, LINDA: Willy? There is no answer. Linda waits. Biff gets up off his bed he is still in his clothes. Happy sits up. Biff stands listening. LINDA, with real fear: Willy, answer me! Willy! There is a sound of a car starting and moving away at full speed. LINDA: No! BIFF, rushing down the stairs: Pop! This part of the play is when Willy commets suicide. This shows Willy’s love towards his whole family and their love towards Willy. He gave up his life so that he can support his family’s financial situation, to provide his family the happy life that he couldn’t provide them while he was living, without realizing that he has left a great gap in his family. Also, Biff has always tried to show his love towards everyone in his family especially towards his father “Willy”. Although, both Willy and Biff always argued and are shown as tow opposite people that hate each other during the play. Willy and Biff do love each other from the bottom of there heart even if they don’t express it. WILLY: You nervous, Biff, about the game? BIFF: Not if you’re gonna be there. WILLY: What do they say about you in school, now that they made you captain? HAPPY: There’s a crowd of girls behind him everything the classes change. BIFF, taking Willy’s hand: This Saturday, Pop, this Saturday--- just for you, I’m going to break through for a touchdown In this part of the play, Biff shows his devotion and love towards his father by promising to make a touch down in his football game just for his father’s presence in the stands. On the other hand Willy shows his love to Biff by supporting and promising that he would be there for Biff. While looking over the whole play I did not find a quotation that involves the Loman family expressing love to each other at the same time except for this quotation. BIFF, crying, broken: will you let me go...