The author who created this family threatened to sue Columbia Pictures when they planned to release a film about this family with a clip calling a man in this family "entirely atypical." A member of this family is called a "great inventor" who, "with one gadget," could "make more in a week than a man like you (-5[1])could make in a lifetime." Since a member of this family has "a very faulty view of geography," he accidentally goes to Africa instead of Alaska (10[1])and gets rich (10[2])by finding diamonds. (10[1])A young man (10[1])in this family who steals a fountain pen was a high school football star (10[2])and couldn't attend college due to failing math. At the end of the play this family appears in, its patriarch commits suicide to leave life insurance money to his sons, Happy and Biff. For 10 points, name this family, the subject of Arthur Miller's play Death of a Salesman. ■END■ (10[1])