"More than a stunning debut. It is the announcement of a bold new literary voice"
—Stephen Chbosky, author of The Perks of Being a Wallflower

I remember the first time that I had watched The Dark Knight. I fell In love with it. It was my favorite movie at the time and not just because I love the DC universe. Itś because you were in It. I had never heard of you before I watched The Dark Knight and this might sound a little weird but I was kind of obsessed with you. I looked you up after watching the movie and saw that you had died, made my heart sink. Everytime The Dark Knight is on I always try to watch it. The Joker Is my favorite male supervillain and you made him ten times better. I watched a interview that had Aaron Eckhart In it and he said that one of the first times meeting you and not on camera, you were just walking around the hospital bed making noises and little moments. You didn’t talk to him at all it was more like you were just preparing yourself for acting everything out in the next scene. I don´t know if that really makes sense but hopefully it does. People said that while shooting the movie you sort of went a little crazy. Is that true? Or were you just really into the role? I was talking to my uncle about The Dark Knight and he said that he knew a girl that was a stunt person or something like that but she saw you skateboarding and Christian Bale was laying on the ground and you jumped over him. My Uncle could have went down to the set to see his friend and possibly meet you but he wasn’t able to and he said he really regretted not going. Like Laurel said in the book Love Letters To The Dead, I think it was an Accident that you took to many pills. And I know that thatś just how life goes but I really wish that It didn’t turn out that way. You were amazing and I really wish you were still here. I really wish that I could meet your daughter. We are the same age and she seems really lovely. That’s another reason I think it was an accident, because you had your daughter and I don´t think you meant to leave her behind. You were really amazing and I know that a lot of people miss you.