After going through an extremely awful period in her life that resulted in a suicide attempt and institutionalization, she was inspired to move in a different artistic direction, which is the current era. This began with the ''Opheliac EP'', followed by full album ''Opheliac''. This album was far darker than ''Enchant'', and a reflection of Emilie's mental state, as this album was released as an agreement with herself that she'd make the album instead of killing herself. The songs are mostly about madness and suicide, particularly in water. Much of the album is influenced by Creator/WilliamShakespeare, as is made obvious by the title. Many of the songs are not written from the perspective of Emilie, but from [[TheOphelia Ophelia]] herself, the Lady of Shalott, and others. Later in 2007, she re-released ''Enchant'' along with ''A Bit o' This and That'', which was a collection of previously unheard songs, re-mixes and tracks from older [=EPs=]. Also released that year was ''Laced/Unlaced''. ''Laced'' was a re-release of ''On a Day'', while ''Unlaced'' was an all-new collection of instrumental songs done in her newer style. In 2009 she was able to release her autobiography, ''TheAsylumForWaywardVictorianGirls.'' She has also released ''The Opheliac Companion'', which provides [[AllThereInTheManual information and background]] about the songs on ''Opheliac''.

The current era is what Emilie is most well known for. And from gaining more [[FanCommunityNicknames muffins (fans)]], she was able to make more and more theatrical tours which gained more and more theatrics tour by tour. Joining her on stage in the Asylum are her Bloody Crumpets, a group of [[TheOphelia lovely mad girls.]]

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After going through an extremely awful period in her life that resulted in a suicide attempt and institutionalization, she was inspired to move in a different artistic direction, which is the current era. This began with the ''Opheliac EP'', followed by full album ''Opheliac''. This album was far darker than ''Enchant'', and a reflection of Emilie's mental state, as this album was released as an agreement with herself that she'd make the album instead of killing herself. The songs are mostly about madness and suicide, particularly in water. Much of the album is influenced by Creator/WilliamShakespeare, as is made obvious by the title. Many of the songs are not written from the perspective of Emilie, but from [[TheOphelia Ophelia]] herself, the Lady of Shalott, and others. Later in 2007, she re-released ''Enchant'' along with ''A Bit o' This and That'', which was a collection of previously unheard songs, re-mixes and tracks from older [=EPs=]. Also released that year was ''Laced/Unlaced''. ''Laced'' was a re-release of ''On a Day'', while ''Unlaced'' was an all-new collection of instrumental songs done in her newer style. In 2009 she was able to release her autobiography, ''TheAsylumForWaywardVictorianGirls''. She has also released ''The Opheliac Companion'', which provides [[AllThereInTheManual information and background]] about the songs on ''Opheliac''.

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