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JALSY · 14 Jul 2009, 11:39 PM

John Wade has always sought love throughout his life, whether it be through magic or politics it seems to stem from the love he never received from his father as a child. This is why he becomes so paranoid when Kathy disappears, because she was the only one who still loved him. And by him dumping the radio in the river signifies that he's learnt to accept that she's gone because he did use her in a way, always making sure that he had control over her. So basically he gives up the search, for Kathy, for love.

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JALSY Junior Member HSC: 2009 Gender: Female Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 27 Last Activity: 17 Oct 2009, 3:36 PM	Re: why does john wade during the later chapters John Wade has always sought love throughout his life, whether it be through magic or politics it seems to stem from the love he never received from his father as a child. This is why he becomes so paranoid when Kathy disappears, because she was the only one who still loved him. And by him dumping the radio in the river signifies that he's learnt to accept that she's gone because he did use her in a way, always making sure that he had control over her. So basically he gives up the search, for Kathy, for love.