I agree with Dickinson and her message in Much Madness is divinest Sense is, which is, to put it simply, that conformity is insanity. Others may state that conforming to the majority in some situations can be good, which I also concur with. However, Dickinson isn’t speaking of situational conformity; she’s speaking of psychological conformity - opinions rather than actions. “Much Madness is divinest Sense - To a discerning Eye” - the first and second lines of the poem, state how only those with good judgement, who can tell right from wrong on their own despite others’ attempts to convince them otherwise, can see the insanity of conformity. Dickinson uses an eye to symbolize this to emphasize the blindness of those who conform, and with blindness
