The set directions of this play specify that characters may phase through the walls of its setting, which are only solid in the present.
The set directions of this play specify that characters may phase through the walls of its setting, which are only solid in the present. The protagonist, whose entrance is accompanied by flute music, ignores a character who constantly repeats that he is losing weight. Recurring characters in this play include one associated with stockings, the Woman, and one who comes out of the jungle rich, Ben. The protagonist points to Bernard as an example of someone who is "liked", but not "well-liked". In this play, Linda reveals a disturbing string of car accidents to Biff and Happy. For 10 points, name this play ending with the suicide and funeral of Willy Loman, a play by Arthur Miller.
The set directions of this play specify that characters may phase through the walls of its setting, which are only solid in the present.
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