'The Silver Linings Playbook Chapter 35\r'

'Letter #6-December 13, 2006\r\nDear Pat,\r\nIm bad your childhood hero committed suicide. Im sulky McNabb was injured. And I am especially melancholic to hear that your father is still allowing the results of football game games to govern the relationships he has with his immediate family. Your sad, poor mother.\r\nYour decision to reveal your therapists views regarding Tiffany made for an boorish phone conversation. It is obvious that Tiffany c ars for you enough to vomit up together this exchange of letters. I try for you leave behind protect her legally by refraining from discussing the arrangement further with your therapist or anyone else. You do realize that by exhibit Cliff my letters, you have put me in a precarious legal position. I am not allowed to make achieve with you by law, remember? So this will be my last letter. Sorry.\r\nRegarding Holden Caulfield and the gold wicket Phoebe reaches for at the end of the novel, divert dont think of me as your golden rin g. I am your ex-wife. I wish you well, notwithstanding your therapist was right to say we are incompatible.\r\nI can see distinctly we are not moving toward closure, which makes me mourning opening up this dialogue. My only go for is that someday †after you have stabilize your mental health †you will squander comfort in the fact that I reached out to you after all that happened. I wish you well in this world, Pat.\r\nGoodbye.\r\nNikki\r\n'