That play ends when the protagonist crashes his car to give his sons the insurance money.
A character created by this author exclaims, "A man is not a piece of fruit", and contrasts being "liked" with being "well-liked" in a flashback.  Another of his characters shrieks, "She makes me drink blood!" to explain why seven children of Goody Putnam died. This author directed no walls to be put on stage in a play whose protagonist regrets not going to (*) Alaska during the gold rush. That play ends when the protagonist crashes his car to give his sons the insurance money. Abigail gets Elizabeth, then John Proctor, convicted of witchcraft in this author's McCarthy-era play The Crucible. For 10 points, name this author of Death of a Salesman.
A character created by this author exclaims, "A man is not a piece of fruit", and contrasts being "liked" with being "well-liked" in a flashback.  
Arthur Miller