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Where did Biff go early that morning? to go see Mr.Oliver What did Willy resolve to talk about with Howard? about the job in New York What is the result of Willy's conversation with Howard? he basically gets fired "You can't eat the orange and throw the peel away -- a man is...

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Death of a Salesman Act 2 questions
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Where did Biff go early that morning? - answer to go see Mr.Oliver


What did Willy resolve to talk about with Howard? - answer about the job in New York


What is the result of Willy's conversation with Howard? - answer he basically gets fired


"You can't eat the orange and throw the peel away -- a man isn't a piece of fruit!" Explain why
Willy said that. - answer he spent his prime years working for them and now has no use for
them so they fire him


"This is no time for false pride, Willy. . . . You've got two great boys, haven't you?" What is sadly
ironic about this statement? - answer willy has always had false pride made sons out of be
better than they are;willy idealized version at them it ruined when he sees their real selves


Why didn't Willy go with Ben years ago when Ben offered him a job? - answer Linda didn't see
the need because willy made his worth at the company seem higher than it was


Ben says. "What are you building? Lay your hands on it. Where is it?" What is the point of this
line? - answer can't point to anything worthwhile than he has made in his life


Where does Willy go after his conversation with Howard? - answer goes to charley to borrow
money for his life insurance


What does Willy ask Bernard? - answer wants to know if he understands why biff didn't do
anything with his life after 17 what went wrong?

, What was Bernard's reply? - answer when biff returned from Boston he no longer wanted to go
to summer school something happened there


Why can't Willy work for Charley? - answer willy doesn't belive in the same things as charley to
would be admitting his whole life was wrong


Biff says, ". . . I realized what a ridiculous lie my whole life has been." What does he mean? -
answer most things in life were glossed over/idealized
biff was just a clerk and a thief


What was the result of Biff's meeting with Bill Oliver? - answer brushed aside-didn't get any
money
no more meetings would happen


What does Happy want Biff to tell Willy? - answer wants biff to say there will be another
meeting even though that's a lie


Willy says, ". . . the woods are burning, boys. Can't you understand? There's a big blaze going on
all around." What does that mean? - answer his life is falling apart
he has nothing left


What does Willy do while Biff is trying to explain the facts of his meeting with Bill Oliver? -
answer daydreams about when biff failed math


What did Biff take from Bill Oliver? - answer his fountain pen


Identify Miss Forsythe and Letta. - answer women who come to the restaurant
happy wants a date,doesn't seem to care about his father

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