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Irony In Death Of A Salesman
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Please choose (Death of salesman) from the attached papers and write a thesis and 3 supporting points about it. please don\'t use difficult words.
and keep the thesis clear and at the end of the first paragraph.
Ignore that it says 4 pages in the attached files.
the link below is helpful to find summary of the reading (Death of a salesman)
http://www(dot)sparknotes(dot)com/lit/salesman/
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Dramatic and Situational Irony in “Death of a Salesman”
Arthur Miller’s play, Death of a Salesman, is a classic example of irony, conflict, and fate all through the play. Aged well above sixty years, Willy Loman is the main character in this play. During his youthful years, Willy believed that he had the secret to success and believed that he could achieve success through working hard after establishing his sales firm. Nonetheless, mediocrity ensued and his inability to achieve his dreams made him live in denial by relishing past events that he considers more successful than his current life. While Willy considers his past a success despite him failing in his salesman’s career and life, his upbringing of his sons is through the same failed principles he upheld in life as he identifies them as the right way, which is ironic considering his failures.
From the play, Willy’s life is contradictory and ironic. Charley ironically describes Willy as a “man way out of the blue,” which is a...
Course Instructor
Course Title
Date of Submission
Dramatic and Situational Irony in “Death of a Salesman”
Arthur Miller’s play, Death of a Salesman, is a classic example of irony, conflict, and fate all through the play. Aged well above sixty years, Willy Loman is the main character in this play. During his youthful years, Willy believed that he had the secret to success and believed that he could achieve success through working hard after establishing his sales firm. Nonetheless, mediocrity ensued and his inability to achieve his dreams made him live in denial by relishing past events that he considers more successful than his current life. While Willy considers his past a success despite him failing in his salesman’s career and life, his upbringing of his sons is through the same failed principles he upheld in life as he identifies them as the right way, which is ironic considering his failures.
From the play, Willy’s life is contradictory and ironic. Charley ironically describes Willy as a “man way out of the blue,” which is a...
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