The blonde girl is supposed to be Sylvia Plath. She lived a sad life. She suffered with major depression for the rest of her adult life. A doctor prescribed her medication but it only made her depression worse. She ended it all with carbon monoxide poisoning by sticking her head in the oven while her young children slept. She was only 30 when she died.
hi! bit late here but she is referring to The Riddle of Emily Dickinson by Rebecca Patterson -- bit expensive to get a copy but worth it (i have one myself). definitely crucial if you want to get into the Emily Dickinson literary analysis scene.
I’m kind of sick of historical figures being progressified. Her sister is the one many believe censored her poetry after her death. People were NOT ok with people being gay back then. She and Sue may have been put in asylums for that even if they lived 100 years later than they did.
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This is literally the meme.
“Hey you know that I’m a lesbian”
*side-eye stare* “ I thought u were American “
💀😂
The writer's knew exactly what they were doing lol
@@actuallyimapanda A year later I still come back to see this because it's just so damned funny lol
Lavinia- “No.. she was an American” 😂😂
Lavina be watching them vines in the 1800s
I couldn’t stop laughing at this episode 😭😭😭
I really am glad someone wrote that in 😅 I hope everyone laughed really hard at the table read
" I'm lesbian "
" .... I thought you were American"
The blonde girl is supposed to be Sylvia Plath. She lived a sad life. She suffered with major depression for the rest of her adult life. A doctor prescribed her medication but it only made her depression worse. She ended it all with carbon monoxide poisoning by sticking her head in the oven while her young children slept. She was only 30 when she died.
Anyone know what book Plath is referring to? (Which was so scandalous it almost didn’t get published because it said Dickinson was a lesbian)
i want to know as well
hi! bit late here but she is referring to The Riddle of Emily Dickinson by Rebecca Patterson -- bit expensive to get a copy but worth it (i have one myself). definitely crucial if you want to get into the Emily Dickinson literary analysis scene.
@@TalH-G do you know where one could get a copy? I see they’re around $250 but can’t actually find any in stock anywhere
Maybe see if any library has it
@@cma8878 i keep replying and it keeps disappearing 😔
Wait what is this show, how has it escaped my gaze?
It's called dickinson, it's on Apple TV plus
And what you said reminded me of this ua-cam.com/video/cu4UF2qRdjM/v-deo.html
actually,I'm a panda omg 😆 it escaped my gays
@@actuallyimapandaso sad I don't have apple TV 😭
What’s the name of the actor playing Colonel?
I’m kind of sick of historical figures being progressified. Her sister is the one many believe censored her poetry after her death. People were NOT ok with people being gay back then. She and Sue may have been put in asylums for that even if they lived 100 years later than they did.
SONG FOR SUSAN (C)2006
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