Ep 9. 'Faith' is a fine invention

In the ninth episode of season 1 of Dickinson, titled "Faith" is a fine invention, Emily struggles with her love for Sue and the conflict it poses with her own beliefs and the expectations of society. As she attempts to reconcile with her faith, she turns to her brother Austin for guidance, who is dealing with his own marital issues. Meanwhile, Lavinia goes on a date with a man named Shipley but finds herself questioning his motives. Emily also attracts the attention of a new suitor, George, but is hesitant to pursue a relationship with him due to her feelings for Sue. As Emily questions her beliefs and struggles with her emotions, she turns to poetry to express her inner turmoil and eventually finds a way to move forward without compromising her values. The episode is filled with moments of self-reflection, emotional intensity, and witty dialogue, all driven by the incredible performances of the cast. "Faith" is a fine invention is a powerful episode that highlights the complexity of human relationships and the ever-present struggle between personal desires and societal expectations.