“Biff changes his feelings for Willy”
...d, “Missed you every minute.” (D.S, Biff, p.30), it shows how much he liked him. Biff seemed trusting in Willy’s dreams. “This Saturday, Pop, this Saturday—just for you, I’m going to break through for a touchdown.” (D.S, Biff, p.32). Here Biff wanted to give this dedication in order to show how much he worshiped his father. All this believes and this loves changed when Biff went to Boston to see Willy. Biff failed his math test “…he’d flunked math.” (D.S, young Bernard, p.93). He thought his father could talk to his math teacher. “You gotta talk to him… if he saw the kind of person you are… I’m sure he’d come through for me.” (D.S, Biff, p.118). Biff was confident that Willy’s persuasion will be a success. Arrived at Boston, Biff caught him (Willy) having an extra-marital affair with Miss Francis. Biff started to realize that his entire life was a fake, and also Willy. “You fake! You phony little fake! You fake!” (D.S, Biff, p.121). The respect and love biff had before is shattered into pieces. After, he disappeared for many years. Then, back home, Biff still can’t bear Willy “that selfish, stupid…” (D.S, Biff, p.27). “What the hell is the matter with him?” (D.S, Biff, p.55). For Biff, Willy is mocking about him. Even if Biff doesn’t like him as much as before, he confronts Willy with his convictions. Biff decides to face the actual truth, but Willy is still in his fantasy thinking. “I realized what a ridiculous lie my whole life has been.” (D.S, Biff, p.104). Biff found that he has been living a dream. Biff tries to make his fathe...