I held a Jewel in my fingers

“And now that I'm sitting here thinking it through I've never been anywhere cold as you”

Uncle Jerry reads Emily Dickinson's poem number 245 and calls it his favourite. He connects the 'amethyst remembrance', the memory of a perfect thing now lost, directly to Cold as You's central emotion: 'she remembers that she's never been anywhere as cold as him. And that's the sadness of it.' Angela & Uncle Jerry explicitly connect the Dickinson poem's theme of lost love reduced to memory with Cold as You's reflective sadness.