![]() Biff can't understand why she's so quick to protect Willy when he's always wiped the floor with her, and Hap pipes up to defend his father. He's either got to pay him the respect a father deserves or not come back again. She tells him that she won't allow him to make Willy feel bad anymore. Every time he comes home, he and Willy fight, and she doesn't know what's come between them, but she doesn't want Biff around if he's going to treat his father poorly. Biff, touching her hair, notices that it's gray, that she's looking older, and she tells him that he can't keep coming home just to see her. Happy comes down the stairs not far behind him, and Linda gives them both a verbal lashing about the way they treat their father - they don't write or visit often enough, and they don't care enough about him to ask how things are going with him. ![]() Biff comes downstairs into the kitchen and asks Linda how long Willy's been this way. Despite Linda's urging him to come inside, Willy wants to go for a walk, so he disappears around the left corner of the house in his slippers, muttering the whole way. In his mumbling, he asks her what happened to the diamond watch Ben gave him, and she reminds him that he pawned it almost thirteen years before to pay for Biff's radio correspondence course. Linda comes downstairs in her nightgown and robe and sees Willy out in the yard talking to himself through the door, so she goes out to check on him.
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