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the attached file is a essay already written. I need a writer to either add a extra page or add XXXXXXXXXXwords to any part of any paragraphs.Prompt: analyze a theme connecting the two plays, Death of...

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the attached file is a essay already written. I need a writer to either add a extra page or add XXXXXXXXXXwords to any part of any paragraphs.Prompt: analyze a theme connecting the two plays, Death of a Salesman and Sweat.Body paragraphs should be organized around claims that explore how the elements of characterization (how the playwright has developed the emotional, behavioral, and psychological nature of the character through action and dialogue) and plot (conflicts within and between characters that drives the action of the play) work to express this theme.

https://blackwomenwriterssp18.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/hurston_sweat.pdf

http://www.wcusd15.org/kershaw/ENG%20302/DS%20Death%20of%20a%20Salesman%20Complete.pdf



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Somudranil answered on May 05 2021
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Introduction -
Play Death of Salesman by Arthur Miller is one of the most well-known play in the history receiving many awards like Pulitzer Prize for Drama and Tony Award for Best Play. This play represents perception of American Dream and Disillusionment such that it consumes the happiness of the family. Sweat on the other hand is also a well-acclaimed American play written by Zora Neale Hurston. Both the plays are extremely powerful as the characters evolves and shapes themselves as per the circumstance outside, which inspires the audience and questions their traditional thinking.
Theme shared by both the plays -
The theme that connects both the play is that people have to come to terms with realities of lives. Both the play has one key element that is in focus – women who blindly trusts her husband, treats him with respect but in return only gets mental stress and neglect. Well, indeed the play also centers on the power of dreams and how is it related to happiness as well as can be a source of tension. However, another striking theme that comes out in both the play is how women are treated and perceived to be submissive in relationship with her husband. In fact, women are conditioned in a way from their childhood that makes them believe husbands are the boss of their lives and they need to trust them without understanding husband deserve it or not.
The play put forth the subjugation of the women who undergo te
ible ignominous relationship in their dome    stic household. The many realistic vignettes have in
turn implanted wisdom with accurate finesse in terms of the subjugation of the women. The
feminist ideology has strived for long is an ideology that has been vehemently opposed and
oppressed by the patriarchal male construct. However, many writers have come forth with
effective in the writings of Miller who portrayed through the character of Linda Lowman and the other woman in Death of a Salesman, and Tracey, Jessie and Cynthia in the play Sweat that accentuate the very ideology of feminism with invigorated fervor.
Quote from Play Death of Salesman:-
Linda: Willy, darling, you're the handsomest man in the world—
Willy: Oh, no, Linda.
Linda: To me you are. The handsomest.
Both Linda Lowman in play Death of Salesman and Delia in Sweat had endured domestic abuse, yet continues to accept the pain since they considered their husband as everything in life. In former case, it was more emotional where Willy Lowman had cheated on her, neglected her and never considered as equal. While in later case, Delia had to undergo both physical and emotional abuse as Skylar used to beat her and mentally torture her.
Body
Essentially, I feel both the play teaches us something, which is very significant in life and often overlooked by many that is Feminism. As both these plays are written after the wartime, conditions of the economy and job opportunities also had played an impact on survival. However, these plays speaks about empowerment of women and survival.
Not always, everything we do will turn into success like represented by the characters who play husband in both the plays. Willy Lowman in the play Death of the Salesman wasn’t successful in his professional career and gave exotic gifts to his mistress. Similar stereotypical husband was portrayed by Sykes in Sweat, although being unemployed and being out of work yet he paid for his mistress's rent.
Argument 1– In both the plays, women have witnessed and endured domestic abuse.
Quote from Sweat –...
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