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Task 7. Justifying One’s Acts (SGD)
After reading the text, you are now ready to digest what you have
discovered. In your group, discuss the causes of the characters’ actions or
dialogues based on your understanding and come up with a positive disposition
which you should undertake so as to establish a good relationship among the
members of your family. Explain the values which will be instilled or developed
once the disposition is being done.
Characters’ Actions/
Dialogues
BIFF: He had the
wrong dreams. All, all,
wrong.
HAPPY: All right, boy.
I’m gonna show you
and everybody else
that Willy Loman did
not die in vain.
CHARLEY: No man
needs only a little
salary.
LINDA: Forgive me,
dear. I can’t cry. I
don’t know what it is,
but I can’t cry.
YOUR DISCOVERY
Causes
Positive
Disposition to be
Undertaken
Task 8. Immersing into the Author’s Craft
Understanding literature entails knowing the world of the writers. Thus, in
order to grasp what they really want to convey in their texts, you should be ready
to join the encounters worth cherishing through sharing your honest opinion
regarding how the actions, dialogues, and thoughts of the characters are
presented.
DRAFT
In your group, discuss the answers to the following questions and then,
1. Biff and Happy were presented as Willy’s sons with different personalities.
Biff was dynamic while Happy was static. Explain how the writer brought
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out these differences.
2. How did Arthur Miller, the author show the consequences of Willy’s
infidelity?
choose a reporter to present them in class for further comments.
3. Willy associated happiness and success to money. What do you think is
the purpose of the author? Is the ending reasonable? Explain.
4. Linda’s faithfulness and loyalty to Willy during his ups and downs are