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An allusion to "Death of a Salesman" often references the themes of the American Dream, illusion versus reality, and the struggles of individual identity. For example, mentioning a character who feels trapped by societal expectations or who sacrifices personal happiness for success can evoke Willy Loman's tragic pursuit of success. Additionally, phrases like "being well-liked" may allude to Willy’s belief that popularity equates to success. This play serves as a critique of the relentless pursuit of materialism and the emotional toll it takes on individuals and families.

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