Willy Loman And Linda Loman

Question 1

who says “I’m vital in New England.” and when?

Answer 1

willy loman

Act 1

Question 2

how does willy contradict himself talking about Biff and what act?

Answer 2

Biff is a lazy bum! - There’s one thing about Biff — he’s not lazy.

Act 1

Question 3

how does willy describe Linda as she is helping him and what act?

Answer 3

You’re my foundation and my support, Linda.

Act 1

Question 4

what does willy get angry at Linda about and what act?

Answer 4

I won’t have you mending stockings in this house!

Act 1

Question 5

what does Linda characterise as one of Willys shortcomings and what act?

Answer 5

Willy Loman never made a lot of money.

Act 1

Question 6

what analogy does Willy use in anger against Howard and what act?

Answer 6

You can’t eat the orange and throw the peel away — a man is not a piece of fruit!

Act 2

Question 7

how does willy act when Biff shows him the rubber hose and what Act?

Answer 7

(caged, wanting to escape)

Act 2

Question 8

how is Linda described when talking to Willy in act 1

Answer 8

(with infinite patience)

Question 9

what does Linda tell the boys about what Willy is trying to do and what act

Answer 9

He’s been trying to kill himself.

Act 1

Question 10

how does Linda react to Ben trying to get Willy to go to Alaska

Answer 10

But you’ve got… (To Ben.) He’s got a beautiful job here.

Question 11

how does Linda stand up for herself against her sons and what Act?

Answer 11

Pick up this stuff, I’m not your maid any more.

Act 2

Question 12

what does Linda say she is unable to do at Willys funeral and what act

Answer 12

Forgive me, dear. I can’t cry.

Requiem