This play ends with the funeral of the title character, who crashed his car to collect life insurance money for his family.
In this play's first act, a man repeatedly cuts off his wife with phrases like "don't interrupt," "will you stop that," and "will you let me talk?" A character in this play orders champagne for a woman at the next table and introduces another character as "the quarterback for the New York Giants" while at a restaurant. A character in this play writes "University of Virginia" on a pair of sneakers, but burns them after he (*) sees his father give a pair of stockings to The Woman in a Boston hotel room. In this play's last act, the protagonist plants seeds while fantasizing about Ben, his brother who got rich in Africa. This play ends with the funeral of the title character, who crashed his car to collect life insurance money for his family. For 10 points, name this play that features Biff and Happy and is titled for the demise of Willy Loman, a work by Arthur Miller.
In this play's first act, a man repeatedly cuts off his wife with phrases like "don't interrupt," "will you stop that," and "will you let me talk?"
Death of a Salesman