Henry remembers that he has the envelope with the letter to Wilson's parents if he died. He was going to give it back but then decided to keep it. Not long after that Wilson ends up asking for the envelope back, so Henry got it out and gave it back to him. Wilson is ashamed of the letter now because of how he wrote that he was so afraid of death and everything. Wilson now has a different view of things then he did when he wrote the letter.
Henry is not very trustworthy to Wilson in this chapter. I don't understand why Henry wouldn't have just given back the letter in the first place. A true friend would have given it back right away or at least ask if they wanted it back or if they still would like for them to keep holding on to it.
Question: What good did that letter do to Henry that he wouldn't give it back right away?
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