In the play "Death of A Salesman," Charlie is a neighbor and friend to Willy. Benard is Charlie's son. Their last names are never revealed. Charlie is described as "a large man, slow of speech, laconic, immovable” – engages in teasing banter with Willy, who feels insulted when Charley good-heartedly offers Willy a job." Charlie is called Uncle Charlie by Biff and Hap, however he is not related to the family, just a friend who helps the Lomans financially.
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