User Reviews

In this episode, Emily takes steps to ensure that her family won't repeat their past mistakes and the Amherst gang gathers for a fond farewell. After last week's traumatic episode, it was good to see Emily and her siblings reconcile their differences and come together again. Also, I really enjoyed the scene between Emily and her mother. However, the highlight of this episode was Emily and Sue. After everything that has happened, it was great to see Emily and Sue again together in peace. Hailee Steinfeld and Ella Hunt have amazing chemistry, and their relationship has been one of the best parts of Dickinson. And that ending was fire!! Hopefully, this isn't the last time the two characters are able to have a moment like this. However, I'm not sure what we are in for with only one episode left. But it was nice to see things go right for Emily for once.

The last scene is what we've all been waiting for, Emisue. This episode is just perfect and Ivy by Taylor Swift at the end? They knew exactly what they were doing.

This episode just proves what a true queer masterpiece Dickinson is, and has always been, from the the very beginning. Beautifully written, portraited and directed. Pure gold!