THE WOMAN (enters, laughing; she lisps this): Can I come in? There’s something in the bathtub, Willy, and it’s moving! (Willy looks at Biff, who is staring open-mouthed and horrified at The Woman.)
WILLY: Ah – you better go back to your room. They must be finished painting by now. They’re painting her room so I let her take a shower here. Go back, go back…(He pushes her.)
THE WOMAN: (resisting) But I’ve got to get dressed, Willy, I can’t – .
WILLY: Get out of here! Go back…(suddenly striving for the ordinary) This is Miss Francis, Biff, she’s a buyer. They’re painting her room. Go back Miss Francis, go back…
THE WOMAN: But my clothes, I can’t go out naked in the hall!
WILLY (pushing her offstage): Get outa here! Go back, go back!

– Arthur Miller

Death of a Salesman, Act 2. High school student Biff takes a train to Boston and surprises his father while he is shacked up in a hotel room with another woman. Willy predictably goes straight into lying mode. He pretends that The Woman is a buyer who has had to temporarily leave her room because it is being painted. He then displays another example of his inappropriate treatment of women when he pushes her offstage.