for example, by exclaiming, Im losing weight, you notice, Pop? (1947). Later on in the play as it shifts back into the present, Biff and Happy start to understand that having all they want in life doesnt just take dreaming. They realize this by observing their father, Willy with all of his hardships and downfalls. In an argument towards the end Biff cries out to Willy in realization, Pop, Im nothing! Im nothing, Pop. Cant you understand that? Theres no spite in it anymore. Im just what I am, thats all (2001). Happy, Biff and Willy all have the American Dream as their goal but suffer the torment of never accomplishing all that they have foreseen for the future. They all transform from beginning to end, by first daydreaming about what could be done and then understanding the truth that it will never be. In the conclusion after Willy has committed suicide, Biff says at Willys grave, He had the wrong dreams. All, all, wrong (2003). Biff and Happy now know that for once in their lives they have to make their fathers dream of being the, number-one man happen (2004)....
