<span>Tragedy is a major theme in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman, in large part because the play itself is a modern American tragedy. Willy Loman's tragic flaw is that he struggles to see beyond the myths he has crafted about himself, to the point where his illusions prove fatal.</span>
Answer:
The way Yaksa handles the questions shows how wise and calm he is.
Explanation:
According to the context of your question, we can see that you are referring to "Yaksha Prashna" a Hindu epic tale that shows how Yaksha managed to drink water from a river and save his brothers, after answering the questions asked by a deity , in a very wise, patient and profound way. The way he answers the questions, in a short but very consistent and meaningful way, shows that he was a very wise, calm man and that he is possessed of great values and important concepts for life.
The way he handles the questions and answers he issues show how he values courage, the mother figure, the rage of desire and anger.
The answer is A. reconsider hi youthful adventures from a mature point of view.
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