Are there any hints about the content of the Hollyhock letter?
After Hollyhock, BoJack's half-sister finds out that he got a teenage girl drunk and then just dumped her at the hospital with alcohol poisoning, she starts to avoid him. Finally, after the disastrous, second TV interview she sends him a letter, one which Bojack really dreads to open.
When he finally does,
Bojack is absolutely shattered and starts drinking again.
We never know (in-universe), what was the content of this letter, but has there been any hint given by producers/directors/writers etc?
Of course, we can roughly guess that she tells him
to never see her again
or something similar, but the letter seems to be quite long and it would be great to know any details.
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What is in the letter from hollyhocks?
We never find out what Hollyhock's letter says. We don't get glimpses of sentences, nor does BoJack narrate what he's reading. He simply reads it, sighs, and drops the letter. He later relapses from his sobriety, which indicates whatever Hollyhock said in her letter, it hit him hard.What episode does BoJack read hollyhocks letter?
9 Chilled Our Bones: BoJack Reads Hollyhock's Letter After BoJack reads a letter from his sister Hollyhock, the troubled horse relapses from sobriety and breaks into his old house while intoxicated.Why did Hollyhock pass out?
Ultimately, BoJack confirms that it was Beatrice who had caused Hollyhock's overdose by sneaking them into Hollyhock's coffee and Beatrice admits she did, saying "only until she learns to take them herself."What is hollyhock to BoJack?
She initially believes she is BoJack Horseman's daughter, and after a DNA test confirms the two are related, she stays with BoJack as she tries to find out who her mother is. It is eventually revealed that she is actually BoJack's half-sister, sired by BoJack's father, Butterscotch, with his mistress, Henrietta.Bojack Horseman - Did Hollyhock Make the Right Choice?
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