Howard Wagner fires the title character of this work, which ends a car crash designed to afford Linda, Biff and Happy some much-needed insurance money.
One character in this play finds a nipple on a gas pipe that is attached to a fuse box. While at Frank's Chop House, another character meets two women named Miss Forsythe and Letta. In another scene, the title figure orders his wife to throw away a stocking she knits, for it reminds him of his affair with "The Woman" in Boston. Shortly after that affair, his eldest son fails math and loses his football scholarship. Howard Wagner fires the title character of this work, which ends a car crash designed to afford Linda, Biff and Happy some much-needed insurance money. For 10 points, name this work about the end of Willy Loman, a play by Arthur Miller.
One character in this play finds a nipple on a gas pipe that is attached to a fuse box.
Death of a Salesman