Warning: Spoilers ahead!
Dickinson is discovering the great in bye-bye with its last season.
Yes, the nation is in the middle of a Civil War, an awful minute in history that showrunner Alena Smith has actually been developing as much as for the previous 2 seasons, however this season is (opposed to the war) not all bad for the Dickinson household.
In truth, Emily Dickinson (Hailee Steinfeld) is growing more sure of the individual she wishes to be, and Billy Eichner‘s character, Walt Whitman, is to thank for this essential modification in the lead character.
As Hailee informed E! News in a current interview, Walt enters into Emily’s life and assists her have her “coming out moment” at a secret gay bar in New YorkCity According to the starlet, “His character is what brings Emily to this moment and brings it out of her.”
Without disclosing excessive about the episode, entitled “This is my letter to the world,” Hailee just stated that Billy’s scenes are not to be missed out on, explaining his work as “such an electric and emotional performance.”
Alena concurred, teasing, “It was just such a wild ride and I can’t imagine anyone better at leading us on that journey than Billy.”
