After Biff confronts him, the protagonist of this play crashes his car and kills himself in an attempt to secure $20,000 in insurance money for his sons.
One character in this play says to another that "the jungle is dark, but full of diamonds," while another character from this play tells a story about Bill Singleman's death. The protagonist of this play dislikes Bernard, the son of his neighbor Charley, because he is a nerd. One character in this play steals a fountain pen from Bill Oliver's office, and that character's brother (*) Happy is an assistant to an assistant buyer. After Biff confronts him, the protagonist of this play crashes his car and kills himself in an attempt to secure $20,000 in insurance money for his sons. For 10 points, identify this play about Willy Loman written by Arthur Miller.
One character in this play says to another that "the jungle is dark, but full of diamonds," while another character from this play tells a story about Bill Singleman's death.
{Death of a Salesman}