Death of a Salesman notes

*Death of a Salesman* unfolds through the fragmented mind and memories of Willy Loman, blending past and present to reveal his inner turmoil. The play’s structure reflects Willy's unstable mental state as he grapples with his unfulfilled dreams and regrets, leading to a poignant exploration of his personal delusions and the impact of his fractured recollections on his present reality.

In *Death of a Salesman*, Willy Loman and Charley contrast sharply. Willy is driven by unrealistic dreams and suffers from delusions that lead to his downfall. In contrast, Charley embodies practical success and stability, representing a grounded, honest approach to life. Their differences highlight Willy's tragic flaws and the disparity between idealism and reality.

An overview of key moments in Act Two and useful characters and quotes!

Some wider points that can be used for AO3.