Sully reflects on the challenging process of letting go of long-held anger, pondering how to release feelings of fury that have become a part of him. He realizes that releasing this anger feels like an unfamiliar experience, similar to the sensation of floating away in a dream. His emotions are tied to his history of resentment, making the thought of moving on daunting.

However, as he reads a letter in his childhood room, Sully starts to perceive Elliot Gray, someone he considered an enemy, in a new light. Instead of seeing Elliot solely through the lens of past grievances, he begins to understand that forgiveness is possible. This shift in perspective allows Sully to contemplate the idea of freeing himself from bitterness, signaling a significant emotional transformation in his journey.