Wolf in White Van

What is the importance of the past in the novel, Wolf in White Van?

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Much of the narrative is set in the past: in the months and years of Sean's late adolescence and young adulthood. In this novel, there is a very clear sense that the events of the past both define and haunt the present, with the action of the novel consisting primarily of Sean's confrontations with that past.

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Wolf in White Van, BookRags