That character eventually crashes his car in the play in which he appears to give life insurance money to Linda, Happy, and Biff.
After crashing his car, a literary character with this profession finds a farm where an old woman repeats to him three times that "Sonny ain't here." That death of that character, R.J. Bowman, is described in a novel by Eudora Welty. Another character with this profession is fired by Howard (*) Wagner and sees the neighbor's son Bernard tell him that his own son will fail his math class in one of his flashbacks. That character eventually crashes his car in the play in which he appears to give life insurance money to Linda, Happy, and Biff. For ten points, name this profession held by Willy Loman, whose death is described in a play by Arthur Miller.
After crashing his car, a literary character with this profession finds a farm where an old woman repeats to him three times that "Sonny ain't here.
salesman [accept Traveling Salesman Shoe Salesman] &lt;RP&gt;