Biff Flashcards
Biff rejects the materialistic, urban lifestyle Willy idolises. He finds it empty and unfulfilling.
“It’s a measly manner of existence.”
Reflects Biff’s identity crisis and confusion about his future. He feels lost and uncertain about his place in the world.
“I don’t know what I want.”
Shows Biff’s desire for a simpler, more authentic life connected to nature and physical work.
“No, with a ranch I could do the work I like and still be something.”
A turning point for Biff—he confronts the false dreams he’s been living under and seeks honesty.
“I realised what a ridiculous lie my whole life has been.”
Poetic and tragic—Biff sees Willy as noble in his struggle, even in his downfall, blending love and sorrow.
“You’ve just seen a prince walk by, a troubled prince.”
Biff exposes the deep dysfunction in the Loman family, rooted in denial and false hope.
“We never told the truth for ten minutes in this house.”
