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The climax of "Death of a Salesman" occurs when Willy Loman confronts the truth about his failures and the reality of his life. This moment is highlighted during the intense confrontation with his son Biff in Act II, where Biff reveals his disillusionment with the American Dream and his father's expectations. This confrontation forces Willy to face the deep-seated illusions he has maintained about success and his family's future, leading to his tragic decision.

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