He has worked for the Wagner Company for 34 years, representing its New England territory, before he is fired.
He has worked for the Wagner Company for 34 years, representing its New England territory, before he is fired. When his closest friend Charley offers him a job, he refuses and instead borrows money to pay his insurance premiums. A believer in "personal attractiveness," he cannot understand why his son Biff cannot keep a job. Finally, believing that he is worth more dead than alive, he commits suicide. For ten points, name this central character in _Death of a Salesman_.
He has worked for the Wagner Company for 34 years, representing its New England territory, before he is fired.
Willy {Loman}