CanadianSleuther
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Oh, of course not. I didn't intend for anyone to make that connection. Rather, the thought came to me that although the father claims there was a loving bond between himself and his son, there are doubts in my mind. Did BS choose people who were sleeping in their vehicles because of some kind of rage against his father who lived that way, his father who had a "home" that had no place for his son? BS had no mercy for others who lived in their vehicles. They were his target twice .. or rather three times.
Good thinking. I don't necessarily think he was angry at his dad, but angry about his life in general. He probably angry that he was separated from his father, angry about the book his father was going to publish, angry at his mother for keeping him from his dad and forcing him back to Port Alberni. I wouldn't even put it past him to feel guilty because his father is living in a van and still making an effort to see him, and buy him things.