Of course the tragedy of “Death of a Salesman” still moves towards its orderly conclusion. Willy's discovery of his son's steadfast love, the love that led him to wander the country, intermittently attempting to fulfill his father's dreams even as he knew they had poisoned his own soul, cannot free him from the grip of a life spent chasing the only goal. he recognized a man as worthy of giving his life: financial success. Of course, the tragedy of “Death of a Salesman” still moves toward its orderly conclusion. Willy's discovery of his son's steadfast love, the love that led him to wander the country, intermittently attempting to fulfill his father's dreams even as he knew they had poisoned his own soul, cannot free him from the grip of a life spent chasing the only goal. he recognized as a man worthy of sacrificing his life: financial success. Andrew Garfield's Biff has come under some criticism for being too young and fresh-looking to play a 34-year-old man who has toured the country for years and even landed in prison. It seemed random to me, given the information...