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Character Analysis - Willy Loman  

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Emily Rugg Character Analysis Willy Loman Arthur Miller introduces us to the character of Willy through the stage directions at the start of the play. Our first impression of Willy is that of an old, tired, hardworking man who gets home after everybody is in bed. We then learn that he has mood swings and massive dreams. As soon as Willy enters the house we get the feeling that something is wrong with the fact that he is home, as Linda calls "with some trepidation". She then asks him if he has crashed the car again. This implies that he has done it before and is a danger on the road. When talking to Linda about what happened when he was driving he says "I cant seem to - keep my mind to it". This gives us the first indication about his state of mind, and, as he finds it hard to get...

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