Willy Loman, a self-deluded salesman who lives in complete denial searching for his "American Dream," finds himself in a belated mid-life crisis. He never achieved the glorious existence as a salesman he had envisioned for himself, so he places all his hopes in his two sons, Biff and Happy. But because their father has infused them with the same fundamentally wrong sense of morality and of what is important in life that has delayed his own success and happiness, the sons find themselves equally trapped and suspended in time without the ability to succeed. Miller reveals Willy’s Struggle as the perfect father, his concerns in his image as a role model, and his controllable actions that misguides the downfall in his relationship with his
Grampa loans out his blue ford pickup often to different folks. Harlam Hillburn is Hiram’s father and has different views on how things should be with black people. Harlam finishes college from Ole Miss with a teaching degree and wanted to move his family out west away from rasiam and prejudice and the hate. (3) So dad gets a job in Tempe Arizona. Harlam and the family move to Arizona and leaves Grampa in Mississippi alone with all of the racism.
Charles was arrested in Indiana and escaped from a juvy center after just four days confinement, getting away in a stolen car. On his way to visit some Illinois relatives, the then 13 year old performed more robberies. Manson had been sent off to a reform school in Plainfield, Indiana, where he spent three years. At this location, he recollects violent abuse by older boys and guards. If we can find it possible to trust his memory, he claims at least one guard encouraged other boys to rape and torture Manson, while the officer masturbated on the
In 1990, after fifteen years of marriage, Jesperson got divorced and saw his dream to become a Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman. He was unable to follow his dreams due to an injury during training. That same year he returned to truck driving and began to kill. Jesperson is known to have killed eight women over the course of five years. Strangulation was his preferred method, the same method he often used to kill animals as a child.
When bank robbers would rob stores they would ruin mortgage records the bank had. “Allan may Marilyn bardsley” Born on July 22, 1903 his parents’ names were john and Mollie Dillinger. They lived near Indianapolis, Indiana Johns mom died when he was an infant at the age of 3. John’s dad remarried when he was 9. John’s dad was hard on Johnny.
He says he fell down from the bicycle. Police does not trust him obviously. Then police finds out he was beaten by Joseph Russo and his brother Frank. The reason is he raped their sister, Leslie Russo who has mental problem. Later, police finds out he also raped a girl called Wendy Singer who died several days ago.
The conflict I recognize is man vs. man, the struggle taking place because Rusty James wants to be like his brother, he likes to fight with other people. The solution is Rusty-James and Steve is back in the present time again. Neither of them went back to the horrible place where Motorcycle Boy was shot. Steve learned that if you want to get somewhere in life you have to make up your mind and work hard until you make it. Rusty-James still has not decided
Cory has been presented with an opportunity and Troy is too stubborn to accept, or even listen to the benefits that Cory will reap. Troy believes that Cory will be better off working at the A&P, even though Cory will benefit from going to college and playing professional football. The animosity between them strengthens through the play, and they start to get into real, physical fights over their disagreements. An internal conflict that Cory faces at the end of the play is the choice to go to his father’s funeral or not. Cory still feels anger towards his father even after his death, and is eventually persuaded to attend his father’s funeral by his mother.
Willy’s reaction symbolizes his betrayal to his family, and his failure of the American dream. Willy never acknowledges his failures to others. Charley offers him a job, but he refuses because of personal pride. Accepting a job from Charley would establish personal failure. Even when asking for a raise, he lies to his boss and say’s his boys are doing well knowing they cannot provide for him.
Cory, a poor boy has lived in his father's huge shadow, which the source that makes Cory need to be live under Troy’s shadow is racism too. His opportunity to be a college football player was grabbed by his father. Racism not only affect their life and chance, but also the relationship between family is getting worst. These kinds of bad affection or