A character in this play tells a story about an eighty-four-year-old colleague who wears green velvet slippers and dies peacefully on a train.
A character in this play tells a story about an eighty-four-year-old colleague who wears green velvet slippers and dies peacefully on a train. That character "hears but is not aware of" a recurring flute melody during this play. Dave Seligman represents the good old days in a conversation the main character of this play has with Howard Wagner. Another character in this play gives up on going to (*) UVA and quits summer school after he discovers his father having an affair in Boston, and Biff also fails to form a sporting goods business with his brother Happy. The title character of this play intentionally crashes his car in order to give his family the life insurance money. For 10 points, name this play by Arthur Miller about the suicide of Willy Loman.
A character in this play tells a story about an eighty-four-year-old colleague who wears green velvet slippers and dies peacefully on a train.
Death of a Salesman