BIFF: Yeah, but he doesn’t mean anything to you. You could help him – I can’t. Don’t you understand what I’m talking about? He’s going to kill himself, do you know that?
HAPPY: Don’t I know it! Me!
BIFF: Hap, help him! Jesus…help him…Help me, help me, I can’t bear to look at his face!
– Arthur Miller
Death of a Salesman, Act 2. Biff appeals to his brother Happy to help Willy after his display of mental and emotional instability at the restaurant. Worried that Willy is going to kill himself, Biff shows Happy the hose found in Willy’s basement. Yet the two brothers abandon their father in the restaurant and leave with two girls. Willy’s suicide is foreshadowed here.