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    The document provides a timeline for the key events in the play "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller. It is divided into three sections for the three acts of the play. The timeline shows that in the first act, Willy Loman returns home from a business trip and talks with his wife Linda about financial struggles. Flashbacks show conversations and events from about 15 years earlier involving Willy and his sons. In the second act, the following day Willy gets fired from his job and argues with his family. Several days later, Willy commits suicide. The third act takes place at Willy's funeral where his family and friend Charley reflect on his life.

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    The document provides a timeline for the key events in the play "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller. It is divided into three sections for the three acts of the play. The timeline shows that in the first act, Willy Loman returns home from a business trip and talks with his wife Linda about financial struggles. Flashbacks show conversations and events from about 15 years earlier involving Willy and his sons. In the second act, the following day Willy gets fired from his job and argues with his family. Several days later, Willy commits suicide. The third act takes place at Willy's funeral where his family and friend Charley reflect on his life.

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    The document provides a timeline for the key events in the play "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller. It is divided into three sections for the three acts of the play. The timeline shows that in the first act, Willy Loman returns home from a business trip and talks with his wife Linda about financial struggles. Flashbacks show conversations and events from about 15 years earlier involving Willy and his sons. In the second act, the following day Willy gets fired from his job and argues with his family. Several days later, Willy commits suicide. The third act takes place at Willy's funeral where his family and friend Charley reflect on his life.

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    DEATH OF A SALESMAN TIMELINE

    Drag the boxes into the correct position along the timeline as you read the play or if you prefer to print the paper out, cut the boxes out and stick them.

    Same night Late 1940s; late at night


    Same night About 15 years earlier Willy Loman returns home from
    Linda reveals to her sons Willy and his sons when younger
    Biff and Happy Loman discuss a business trip and talks to
    that Willy 's wages have been talk as Bernard appears
    their lives and future Linda
    reduced , He's borrowing money and suggests that Biff might fail math.
    and considering suicide.

    Same night
    Willy and Charley play cards The Past Same night The Past
    Ben shows up in short flashbacks Willy gets angry The woman is introduced
    and boasts about his successful life with Linda about the boys

    ACT I
    The Following day The Past
    Willy meets Howard, -Ben tempting him Same day
    to ask for a pay rise and to work in to go to Canada Happy, Biff, and Willy meet
    New York and ends up getting fired. -family attending a match for dinner and argue

    Same day Several days later


    The Past After a final confrontation between Requiem : Willy Loman's family and
    Biff discovers his father's Willy and Biff, Willy Charley bury Willy and reflect
    affair with The Woman commits suicide by crashing his car. on his life.

    ACT II

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