Act Two - Death of a Salesman

This play isn't something I really liked. It continually goes over that being well-liked is the key to everything, even though Biff and Happy already realize this, it kind of got annoying. Willy annoyed me for that reason, I know a lot of people think in really irrational ways like that, and it drives me nuts. So I think thats why I disliked it. Although I did dislike it, I must admit that it had a ton of good morals, and positive things to take away from the story and use in everyday life. The theme could be so many things, but I think the most obvious one is that being well-liked is not everything, or that it does not make a person successful.
I felt a little bad for Willy in the end, he just seemed like he could never get it right, from the way he thought, to being fired, to his sons flat out leaving him in the restuarant, it made me a little sad, because even though he is basically a crazy old delusional man, he shouldn't be treated like that.