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Arthur Miller is famous for many of his different play’s ranging from Death of a Salesman to The Crucible. His play’s all possess a certain type of character that relate not only to the common man but to those who are facing atrocities in society. The Crucible was a very impressive play that took place in Salem in early day America, mainly focusing on the witch trials and the early American thought. While it was heavily historically based, it was also based off of the times of current day America

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The Symbolism Behind Every Object Miller uses symbolism through the play to give you more background. In the play Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller uses symbolism to explain the secret message behind every situation. The author uses Linda stockings as a symbol of when Willy was cheating. Throughout the play each character reflects upon the symbolism of Africa and Alaska as their own dreams. Willy wanted to buy some seeds and plant them as a symbolic term to start a new life. Willy observes a tennis

story.     “A Pair of Silk Stockings” is the story of  “little” Miss Sommers who unexpectedly finds fifteen dollars. Initially, Miss Sommers did not want to act prematurely, so she sat and pondered the many ways she could spend the money. She finally came to the conclusion to spend the money on her children, who needed new shoes, stockings, and hats. When she made it to the store, however, her desires became too much to bear. Upon the feeling of a pair of silk stockings, Miss Sommers impulsively decides

that one’s dreams are not always a reality, and that dreams can be preferable to facing the truth; therefore like Willy will try to escape reality. A symbol that Miller uses to show escapism is the stockings that Willy gives to The Woman, whom Willy has an affair with, but not giving any stockings to his own wife, Linda. This is a symbol of infidelity since Willy is prioritizing another woman, above his own wife, Linda. This affair may stem from the fact that Willy feels he is worthless and wants

Worksheet 1 What results of your temperature experiment would convince you that you will need a rapid rate of groundwater input to raise your fish? Due to the results of our temperature experiment, we developed that the fish within our tanks, supported moderate to high temperatures, ranging in-between 30 * C to 33 *C. This results demonstrated that, input of groundwater is not necessary. Even the slightest degree increase, such as 34 * C, our mortality rate began to increase. With this information

In the drama, The Death of a Salesman, the play write, Arthur Miller tells the story of an old salesman who is dealing with his haunting past. The main character, Willy, is in failing mental health, hallucinating, talking to his deceased brother, and attempting to commit suicide. His grown sons, Biff and Happy, were home visiting, and saw with their own eyes that their father was not okay. Linda, Willy’s wife, talked to the boys telling them about their father’s behaviors, and blaming them on Biff

say more than what is actually being said. Through the use of silk stockings, a rubber hose, and the flute music that drifts through the play, Miller demonstrates the power that these items have over the Loman family. One reoccurring symbol throughout the story was the silk stockings. The silk stockings are representative of Willys Shame, guilt, and infidelities. Throughout the story, Willy scolds Linda for mending her stockings. Willy says, “What’s that?” Linda replies, “Just

because she brings the youngness out in him. “[slapping her on the bottom] Right. Well, bottoms up!” (1195). “[slaps him gently and laughs] You just kill me, Willy. [He suddenly grabs her and kisses her roughly.] You kill me. And thanks for the stockings.” (1196). He wants to have an affair with someone who makes him feel young because at home, he only has Linda who is grounded and secure in her life. This other woman is someone that gets to choose her men and chooses many of them. In his eyes, this

being said. Through the use of stockings, a rubber hose,a tape recorder, and seeds, Miller demonstrates the power that these items have over the Loman family. The symbols of materialism do not work satisfy the Loman family but instead create additional problems. One reoccurring symbol throughout the story was the silk stockings. The silk stockings are representative of Willys Shame, guilt, and infidelities. Throughout the story, Willy scolds Linda for mending her stockings. Willy says, “What’s that?”