First to visit the newlyweds is Corie's mother, Mrs. Banks. The relationship between Corie and her mother also involves a clash of very distinct personalities. With the appearance of the Bratter's eccentric upstairs neighbor, Victor Velasco, Corie sees the opportunity to play matchmaker and inject a little romance into her staid mother's life...
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The first act concludes with Corie's plan to bring the two together at an upcoming dinner party, much to the chagrin of her husband Paul. This creates intrigue--"that quality of a play which makes us curious (sometimes fervently so) to see 'what happens next'"2-- because the audience is left wondering whether Corie's plan will work...
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Willy Loman (in Death of a Salesman) We have to do what makes us happy, but we have to have the strength to work for that happiness, so in the end, we will have a deeper happiness. Willy's ignorant beliefs about personality, and his unawareness of how to raise his sons so that they can have what they want, eventually keep him stuck in his failure of a life...	2 / 353
Death of a Salesman This is also seen when Willy encourages the boys to steal from a nearby building site. Bernard warns Willy that Biff is flunking math. Willy later remarks that is it a good thing that Biff is not a book-worm like Bernard...	2 / 325
Death of A Salesman Biff is in the yard practicing his passing with a new football. Willy asks him where he got it. "? I borrowed it from the locker room," he says. All of the Loman's are good with their euphemistic view of situations...	1 / 190
death of a salesman He stole the pen because he didn't want to wait to see Oliver. He was embarrassed for waiting so long and stole the pen and got out of there. I think it is sad that Willy has done this to his son...	2 / 464