An Analysis Of Willy Loman's Speech With Good Hygiene

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He was presented with good hygiene. His speech was normal, but he was a little bit shy to participate in the conversation. He likes to shop, but he said that he doesn't have enough money to spend. He stated, "I have a limited budget and I cannot spend more than what I have." His food choices was good. He shopped enough food that last him until next week.

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