[Solved] Why does Willy decide to kill himself?

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Q.	Why does Willy decide to kill himself?
A.	he can leave a lot of insurance money to biff if his death looks like an accident. then biff will have a chance to be successful.
B.	he would rather die than face linda about his past indiscretions.
C.	he is drunk and doesn't realize what he is doing.
D.	he knew he had incurable cancer and didn't want to spend the rest of his life in pain.
Answer» A. he can leave a lot of insurance money to biff if his death looks like an accident. then biff will have a chance to be successful.

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