Muerte de un viajante

Miller's critique feels so relevant even today. I wonder what personal or historical influences shaped this timeless examination of success and failure.

His hopes and desperation felt so real, but I also kept wondering if some of his actions were just stubbornness. How did others interpret his character?

The way scenes flow and characters speak felt deliberate. I'm curious whether Miller planned this to build tension or if it evolved during rehearsals.