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Westcotts use the radio to eavesdrop in other peoples lives,
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This review is from: The Enormous Radio (Creative Short Stories) (Hardcover)
Upper class people don't necessarily live perfect lives. Irene uses the radio as an escape from reality. She seeks comfort from the radio, which at first she gets, but in the end she realizes she doesnt live the perfect life she thought she did. The radio is a rude awakening into reality for the Westcotts.
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The Enormous Radio (Creative Short Stories) by John Cheever (Hardcover - Nov. 1983)
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