Throughout , optimism is indicated by Willy Loman's references to
gardening. Whenever Willy is feeling positive about his life, he mentions that he intends to
plant some seeds. At the beginning of act 2, as Willy gets ready for work, Linda comments on the
upcoming changes. The two sons are making a show of unity and planning for the future with their
new business ideaselling sporting goods in Florida.
This concept is
important in part because they will be their own bosses; they won't work for someone else. The
specific cause for optimism is the potential that Bill Oliver will provide Biff with a start-up
loan. Linda tells her husband that Biff has a "hopeful" attitude. This prompts Willy
to comment that he wishes to plant some seeds. The young men's unity and...
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