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The climax of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" occurs when Willy Loman confronts the reality of his failures and the impact they have on his family. This pivotal moment is marked by his realization that he cannot achieve the success he has always pursued, culminating in a heated argument with his son Biff, who rejects Willy's dreams for him. This confrontation leads Willy to make the tragic decision to take his own life, believing that the insurance money will provide Biff with the opportunities he could not secure for himself.

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