Rasheeda Wilson
asked
Emilie Autumn:
Hi, EA. I have the read the story many times over the years and I always interpreted the contents of the Asylum Letters to be an autobiographical allegory. That they mirrored events in your personal life from your early life to your psych stay. Am I right in understanding Emil-y's story this way? I believe you were telling a lot of the truth in the 'fictional' part ironically enough. Love you so much xoxo
Emilie Autumn
Hello darling!!
You are very clever, and very astute. I believe, after much reflection, that it is exactly as you suspect. I believe Emil(y) exists to say those things that I could not/can not say about myself. She is also the better parts of me, because she is more honest in some ways. There are things I can only write down if I say that they happened to someone else, and Emil(y) came to me, I believe, to serve that purpose.
Love you my dear!
EA
You are very clever, and very astute. I believe, after much reflection, that it is exactly as you suspect. I believe Emil(y) exists to say those things that I could not/can not say about myself. She is also the better parts of me, because she is more honest in some ways. There are things I can only write down if I say that they happened to someone else, and Emil(y) came to me, I believe, to serve that purpose.
Love you my dear!
EA
More Answered Questions
About Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ Q&A
Ask and answer questions about books!
You can pose questions to the Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ community with Reader Q&A, or ask your favorite author a question with Ask the Author.
