Death of a Salesman is a powerful tragedy that centers on Willy Loman, an aging salesman who struggles with disappointment, financial pressure, and fading dreams. As he reflects on his past and the choices he has made, Willy becomes trapped between reality and illusion, clinging to the belief that charm and popularity guarantee success. His strained relationships with his wife and sons, especially Biff, reveal deep emotional conflicts and unfulfilled expectations. Through Willy’s gradual breakdown, the play critiques the American Dream and explores themes of identity, failure, and the harsh realities of modern life.