Willy Lohan, a bad role model for his two sons Biff and HappyIn his play Death of a Salesman, Arthur Miller presents Willy's family to us Lohan. There is a greater influence of parents on children, as shown in the play. Willy Loman's laxity weighed heavily on the conduct of his sons, Happy and Biff. The main theme of the play is supported in the play where Willy's sons gain their personalities from their father. We learn that a person's upbringing shapes their behavior. The actions of the people around us influence our behavior. This is quite evident in the case of parent-child interaction as depicted in the play. Since most of the time the child will look up to his parents, his ethical and moral values ​​will be learned from his parents. The impact of parents' ethical degradation on their children is clearly demonstrated in the play Death of Salesman by Arthur Miller. Willy Loman set a very low standard of morality for his sons through his actions and therefore he was not a good role model for them. . For example, when Biff was in high school, he stole a football from the locker room. He was a football star, but that wasn't reason enough for his actions to go unpunished. When Willy learned of his son's crime, he never punished him. Instead, he saw it as a move by Biff that should be appreciated by his coach. On another occasion, wood was stolen from a construction site by Biff and his brother Happy. Instead of being reprimanded, their father appreciated them for the evil they had committed. He was proud of the large amount of wood they stole. By praising them, Willy blurred his sons' view that theft was immoral and ethically wrong. Previous studies show that children in the middle of the paper during their education. In doing so, I will prevent them from committing acts contrary to the law. From the play we also learn that it is the responsibility of parents to be strict with their children, so that as their children grow up, they are able to know what is morally right and what is not. is not. It is also clear that the action of parents with the consent of their children will always serve as a benchmark. Parents are undoubtedly the ultimate role models for their children. Therefore, parents should at all times strive to maintain high standards in everything they do. In Willy's case, if he had been strict with his children and quick to reprimand them when they stole or did anything else that was wrong, his sons would have become morally upstanding members of society. Children are unlikely to become ethical if their parents do not..