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I felt a Funeral, in my Brain is the tenth episode of the first season of Dickinson. It is the tenth episode of the series overall.

Synopsis[]

Emily’s relationships are challenged as she moves into a new chapter of life.

Plot[]

Austin and Sue's marriage day arrives. Emily is still in mourning over Ben's death but tries to make Sue's wedding day special by writing her a love poem and gathering a bouquet for her. Her actions reignite Austin's jealousy, and he bans her from the wedding and tells the family that it was Emily who decided not to go.

George leaves town to seek his fortune in California and offers to take Emily with him. Emily refuses, citing her desire to remain with Sue. Edward finally returns.

Cast[]

Main[]

Recurring[]

Special Guest Star[]

Co-Starring[]

  • Warren Katz as Minister
  • John Leonard Thompson as Mr. Humphrey
  • Dee Hoty as Mrs. Humphrey
  • Jared Koron as Falconer
  • Garo Yellin as Cellist

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Gallery[]

Images[]

Screencap, Dickinson 1x10
Emily imagines her and Ben's wedding
Emily and Lavinia at Ben's grave
Emily visits Sue
Emily and Sue being in love
Emily's Funeral in her Brain
Emily in her Coffin
Sue and Austin's wedding

Trivia[]

  • The episode's title and themes are based on "I felt a Funeral, in my Brain" poem #280 by Emily Dickinson.[1]

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