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Achieving the American fancy in remainder of a Sales man by Arthur MillerWilly Loman is a man on a mission. His purpose in life is to accomplish a false sense of the American romance, that is this what Willy Loman rightfully wants? In Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller analyzes the American breathing in by portraying to us a few days in the life of a serve up salesman named Willy Loman. The American Dream is a definite goal of some(prenominal) people, meaning something different to everyone. Willys version is different from most people though his is based more on being sound-liked and achieving monetary victores kinda than achieving something that exit make him sharp. Willy neer becomes get of the American Dream because he neer follows his true dreams and aspirations. He chooses a career that will make him money, only non much, rather than a career that he will enjoy. This is the big mistake that Willy makes in his life and in the end he never overcomes it. Willy never becomes part of the American Dream because he tries to become undefeated and wealthy rather than spending his life doing something that would bring him and his family joy. The American Dream is a term used to summarize the basic ideals held by the American public. Death of a Salesman focuses on this dream and analyses the dreams significance in the American social order. The basic principal behind the American Dream is the intuitive feeling that if people pay an aspiration and they work for it they will achieve their dreams. Furthermore, what lies at the heart of the American Dream is the desire to achieve wealth and index number based on ones looks and appearance rather than the value and quality of their work. The American Dream is supposedly what everyone wants to end up with a family, a house, a car and a well paying job. The problem is that not everyone wants these things. slew all over the world desire to immigrate to America because they have heard of this America n Dream and they want to be a part of a country that makes it seem so easy to make a fortune. The problem with this dream is the theory at the basis of it the fact that success is not assured, but if people work for their dreams they will eventually achieve them. People can work their entire lives thinking that they are change to humanity when in fact they are not. They believe that as farseeing as they put something into civilization, at the end ... ...e something better. This is evident when Linda tells Willy be happy right here, right now. Why must everybody conquer the world? Youre well liked, and the boys love you (Movie). Willy never listens to his heart and because of this, he follows the wrong dream. Willy was never really a part of the American Dream. In the end, we see Willys foolishness for kill himself. Willy has too much pride to take a job from Charley and would rather end his own life than work under his friend for money. Willy thinks he is helping everyone by giv ing them his life insurance money but everyone would rather have him still alive than the money. Striving for his dream of meet well liked and successful leaves Willy with nothing that will make him happy. In the end, Willys dream ends up being for Biff to achieve everything that he himself could not achieve. Willys plan backfires though when Biff chooses the opposite of what Willy wants and leaves the city to try to go steady out what will make him happy. In the end, Willys obsession with the American Dream is his undoing. Willy never really becomes part of the American Dream because he never understands what he needs to make himself happy.