The student demonstrates a thorough understanding of the literal meaning of the text, focusing on Willy and Biff Loman's desire for success. Additionally, the student interprets the indirect meaning of the play, emphasizing the idea of perpetual dissatisfaction. The thesis statement is focused on the characterization of Willy and Biff and their perpetual dissatisfaction, which is explored and supported throughout the body paragraphs. The interpretation delves into larger implications and subtleties of the text, particularly focusing on the 1940s postwar American culture. The analysis, interpretation, and conclusions directly address the thesis statement, providing a plausible exploration. Furthermore, the student selects well-chosen and appropriate references from "Death of a Salesman" to support their arguments concerning rural and urban lifestyles.
