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Dickinson Season 2 Episode 9 Review: I Like a Look of Agony

Dickinson Review: Moral Character

On Dickinson Season 2 Episode 9, Austin throws a tea party for his old college friends as a distraction, while Sue goes to see an old friend. Read our review!
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Dickinson Season 2 Episode 8 Review: I’m Nobody! Who are you?

Dickinson Review: Invisible

On Dickinson Season 2 Episode 8, Emily becomes invisible to the world after her poem is published and learns some dark secrets about her friends. Read our review!
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Dickinson Season 2 Episode 7 Review: Forever - is composed of Nows

Dickinson Review: Dead in the Water

On Dickinson Season 2 Episode 7, the Dickinson women head to the spa as Emily, believing she's blown her shot at publication, spirals into a depression. Our review!
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Dickinson Season 2 Episode 6 Review: Split the lark

Dickinson Review: The Fallen Poet

On Dickinson Season 2 Episode 6, things don't go as planned when Emily tries to express her gratitude to Sam during opening night at the opera. Our review!
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Dickinson Season 2 Episode 5 Review: Forbidden Fruit a Flavor Has

Dickinson Review: Parties and Pleasure

On Dickinson Season 2 Episode 5, Emily's feelings for Sam develop further, while Lavinia and Ship reach a new understanding of their relationship. Read our review!
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Dickinson Season 2 Episode 4 Review: The Daisy follows soft the Sun

Dickinson Review: The Lost Get Found

On Dickinson Season 2 Episode 4, Emily suffers from writer's block and goes advice from a stranger. Plus, [spoiler] gets engaged. Read our review for more!
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Dickinson Details

Network:
Apple TV+
Number of Episodes
20
Start Date
Seasons:

Dickinson Quotes

Sue: You’re right.
Emily: Right about what?
Sue: The only time I feel things is when I’m with you.
Emily: She dealt her pretty words like Blades. How glittering they shone.
Sue: I pushed you toward him because I wanted to escape what I was feeling, and I slept with him ‘cause I didn’t wanna feel it. There is so much that I don’t want to feel, Emily. And the biggest thing that I don’t want to feel…
Emily: Is what? Hmm, is what? What is it, Sue? Just say it.
Sue: Is that I’m in love with you.
Emily: I don’t believe you.
Sue: It’s true.
Emily: It’s not true. Nothing you say to me is true. You’re not even Sue anymore. You’re a new person, a fake person. I don’t even recognize you, and everything you say to me is a lie.
Sue: Emily, I love.
Emily: Stop lying to me.
Sue: I love you, and I felt you in the library because you’re always with me. I can’t escape from you because the only true thing I will ever feel is my love for you.

Sue: I don’t give a shit about that man.
Emily: Then why did you sleep with him? And why, why did you keep telling me to give him my poems?
Sue: Because I couldn’t handle the things your poems made me feel. Your poems are too powerful. They’re like snakes. They slither into me, and they coil around my heart, and they squeeze me until I can’t breathe. They are flittering and venomous, and they bite. I got scared, Emily. Of you, of the way that you grip me, of the way that you poison me. When I married Austin, and we became sisters, the only bond between us was your words. You started writing so much, and I was the only one who ever saw any of it. I got overwhelmed, so I thought if I pushed you a little…
Emily: If you pushed me away, I’d become someone else’s problem? Well, guess what? I’m not your problem anymore, Sue. You can go back to your perfect parlor with your fancy dresses and be as exquisitely empty as you like, because I will never make you feel anything again. And without me…
Sue: What?
Emily: Without me, I don’t think you know how to have feelings.

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