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Willy: "I just want you to know, on the train, in the mountains, in the valleys, wherever you go, that you cut down your life for spite!" Spite is thw word of your undoing. While reading many arguments between Willy and his two sons Happy and Biff this one seems to count for his life. The anger that comes out of Willy's voice, the frustration that Biff has to his dad and Happy, the sadness and anger thrown to him. Why would a dad not care of his sons actions? Linda just there standing watching everyone she loves argue right in front of her. Sobbing. Crying. Sobbing. Something each and every person his hiding from one another. Why would a dad not care of his sons actions?