Dear Peter,
Thank you for your sympathetic letter.
I don't think I should accept your offer to take me to the Memorial Service
in Sharon on January 30. For several reasons:
1) you should be free to disengage yourself from this nadir of depravity
either by leaving early or by refusing to come at all, while I must stay
to hold Margaret's hand and comfort her while her soul is being raped.
2) this promises to be a tumultuous memorial service, since Margaret will
scream while her soul is being raped, I will be sobbing, and I must expect,
as soon as soon as they have finished with Margaret, Janet and Anne will
toss both of us out into the freezing January air. It's also likely that
there will be some concern that Margaret's screaming would attract the
police, and Janet and Anne will eject me from the Memorial Service so that
they can tape Margaret's mouth shut and so that her screams will no longer
interfere with the pleasures the guests derive from what they are doing to
her.
All in all this will a memorable event the planing for which has already
changed the lives of all of us. There's no telling where it will end.

Happy New Year to you and your family!

Jochen