JMG

Can’t believe that after all these years, I finally found an error in the puzzle! 32 Down is a great answer, but the clue is inaccurate. “Top of the morning” is as Irish as the Lucky Charms leprechaun. It originated in England, not Ireland, and was used in mid-century Hollywood movies to signal stereotypical Irishness. It doesn’t come from Gaeilge, the native language of Ireland, either, where the typical greeting is Dia Duit, meaning “God to you,” (i.e. God be with you), nor from any authentic Hiberno-English expression.

I really wanted “Rich with metaphor” to be Adrienne!

Willy Loman was not a door-to-door salesman. He did not ring doorbells.