Death of a Salesman by Arthur Mill operator recounts the heartbreaking story of Willy Loman, a maturing, battling sales rep who can’t accomplish his variant of the Pursuit of happiness. Willy’s confidence in private achievement and material abundance blinds him to the truth of his disappointments and the cost they take on his loved ones. As he wrestles with his dissatisfaction, Willy’s fixation on progress, alongside his cracked associations with his children, Biff and Blissful, prompts his psychological unwinding. The play investigates subjects of personality, family, cultural assumptions, and the quest for joy, coming full circle in Willy’s lamentable choice to take his own life with the expectation that his passing will give monetary security to his family through disaster protection.