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His own sons became shining symbols of failures. Economically helpless and emotionally loveless, Willy had to depend upon Charlie. Contrary to his expectation, he was at first, demoted and then dismissed by Howard. On the contrary, he was kept in an economically helpless quandary. From the company where he spent the productive period of the life working as a salesman, he received no economic security. Due to the failure of his dream Willy felt horrendously humiliated. Willy Loman's suicide can also be interpreted as a demonstration of his power. This is one of the plausible causes behind Willy's fateful act of committing suicide. To take revenge on his sons because they treated him cruelly, Willy Loman committed suicide. At the moment of helpless plight, nothing is more hurtful than cruel treatment at the hand of those whom one believed most. It is, of course, excruciatingly painful to see himself being treated mercilessly by his sons. In this way Willy Loman came to see how his own sons are disrespecting and neglecting him. Like Happy, Biff also declined to show respect to Willy. Biffs heart was to see thing with hatred against Willy Loman. Even at the stage of his mature adulthood Biff continued to display juvenile behavior. Furthermore, Biff's getting trained in Willy's persistent philosophy of American dream rendered him childish even in the stage of his post-adulthood. Biffs choice of unsuitable field of business prevented him from making progress. Willy had expected too much from Bill He compelled Biff to choose the unsuitable direction in career making.

To cut the matter short, Willy was disrespected by his son Happy.īiff Loman was not an exception to the rule. But to render evil for evil is by no means true. It is natural also for Happy to hate those who hated him. In the finality of his life Willy tried to get love and respect from his sons. When Willy became a shameful heap of failures Happy's hatred fueled. That is why Happy used to hate his father.

Happy had felt insulted and offended at this discriminatory behavior of his father. But Willy turned his back upon Happy's persistent call to an equivalent amount of attention from him. Happy used to say to himself "why does not my father love me the way he loves Biff?" Right from his childhood Happy had been making an endeavor to draw the loving attention of his father. Willy, in expectation of Biff, discriminated Happy. Happy was aware of the fact that Willy was not giving him an equivalent amount of love which he naturally deserved as a son. Happy, Willy's youngest son, hated his father because Willy, according to Happy, did not love him in much the same way as Willy loved Biff. Perhaps Willy Loman committed suicide in order to revenge his sons who neglected their father. To redeem himself from the reality regarding the emptiness and futility of life, Willy Loman committed suicide. He saw a big charm between his erstwhile dream-chasing life and his present predicament. He came to comprehend that his life is cored like an apple.