Oh, good point. One could also read it alternately as that he won't read her memories ever again because at some point she got eliminated, but indeed, that would account for us not hearing her thoughts in this playback.
Past Patrick is wearing a sweater, current memory keeper Patrick is not. He said previously that his mother is "beyond the barrier" (issue 7, page 64) when Alison asked who she was, which accounted for her silhouette and lack of displayed memories.
The most obvious interpretation of "not anymore, thankfully" is that memory keeper Patrick is glad he does not have to re-experience reading her mind when he returns to this memory, because he's locked that part of the memory away beyond the oldest memory barrier. This line serves as exposition and draws attention to the fact that he is not recalling her thoughts.
edited 12th Jan '18 9:57:50 AM by StateOfBedlam
Formerly KarmaMeter.
Im frankly not sure what is happening here—evidently he jumped out of the car to avoid whatever it was that she was going to do?
She was going to murder him and bury him in the woods. So yeah, he jumped out of the car.
Where does it say that?
Well what else do you think she may be referring to with "try make it painless" and bring a shovel for?
edited 12th Jan '18 11:29:33 PM by Adannor
Yeah I think killing was pretty much implied, with the "make it painless" line.
"But than I made a barrier and put my need for love behind it and when I got rid of my need for love the lack of it didn't sting so bad"
edited 18th Jan '18 7:37:25 PM by phantom1
More psychic self-surgery
. This is fascinating. My current theory on this arc is that Patrick's seeming insanity on arrival is due to all of these bits he's locked away coming back in full force. However, I don't think it's due to his power, but rather due to him honestly wanting to become more human for Alison.
And Patrick's rise to Menace, with confirmation of what we've long suspected, that he was an unusually early trigger for some reason.
I'm sure we won't see what's behind that door before the end of this arc. 
Yeah, good luck with that, guys.
Cliffhanger as Allison reaches for succor...
There was another strip before this one on Tuesday but all it really does, in my opinion, is set up that all of Patrick's mental constructs follow the instruction of that poor broken little boy.
And now Feral must awaken her... with a kiss.
Not quite a rescue, but a respite.
And boy is anime Feral cute!
Nerds nearly need needy nerdy nerds
Brain war... Go!
That feeling when you just barely escape... and realize that you also didn't achieve the objective.
This kind of makes me think... what was the purpose of Kid Patrick taking her through that? Did he hope she would understand? Was he undecided until then that she had to die? Did he have to gather forces? Did he never really want to kill her, and expected she'd escape?
edited 16th Feb '18 7:03:27 AM by FuzzyBoots
He expected her to fail to get the notes.
Eyeh, but that was a lot of rigmarole, taking her through the painful genesis of Menace, before springing the trap. He's playing some sort of a game here, but I'm not sure what.
But, today, Sympathetic Male Antagonists.
People Die If They Are Killed, but Allison has an insight about how to turn Patrick's mind against him.
As far as I can tell "Not anymore" is said by the mental keeper version rather than by the original one in the memory - he's sitting on the opposite side. He isn't reading her thoughts because he sealed all memories of it off.
edited 12th Jan '18 5:43:07 AM by Adannor