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- As later films would reveal, this was due to emotionally and physically abusive behavior by Norma Bates, who cultivated a quasi-incestuous relationship with her son, and made him feel guilty for experiencing sexual feelings. Thus, when Norman gets turned on, he can't cope, and Mother emerges to murder the object of his desire, such as Marion.
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Nov 18, 2019 · As later films would reveal, this was due to emotionally and physically abusive behavior by Norma Bates, who cultivated a quasi-incestuous relationship with her son, and made him feel guilty for experiencing sexual feelings. Thus, when Norman gets turned on, he can't cope, and Mother emerges to murder the object of his desire, such as Marion.
- Bates Motel: What Was Wrong With Norman? - Screen Rant
Common parlance suggests that Norman Bates suffers from...
- Bates Motel: What Was Wrong With Norman? - Screen Rant
The sad thing about Norman Bates is he’s such a pitiable monster. Stephen Rebello in his book Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho (1990) refers to the character as “bizarre” and “pathetic” and a “mama's boy”, and our introduction to Bates in the first film sees him develop a melancholic attraction to Marion.
Feb 7, 2020 · Common parlance suggests that Norman Bates suffers from dissociative identity disorder (DID), which was previously known as "multiple personality disorder". This diagnosis is one of the most fascinating - and compelling - psychological diagnoses because of shock value alone.
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A Phoenix real estate secretary, Marlon (Janet Leigh), embezzles $40,000 from one of her company’s clients and takes flight. On her way, she spots a remote motel and decides to check in for the night. Since it’s raining, the motel manager, Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins), requests Marlon to dine with him – much to his mother’s chagrin. The deep conv...
Marion’s real estate company appoints a private investigator, Arbogast, to figure out her whereabouts and obtain the money. It’s not long before Arbogast reaches Bates Motel, and questions Norman Bates about Marion. After Arbogast checks out the register, he is sure Marion stayed at Bates Motel. But, when he insists on meeting his mother, Norman as...
Having already known something’s not right at the Bates Motel, Sam and Lila take matters into their hands. They go to the local Sheriff who informs them that Norman’s mother has been dead for the past 10 years. Fearfully perplexed, they decide to go to the Bates’ Motel to uncover the truth. Pretending to be business travellers looking for a room, t...
After interviewing Norman, the psychiatrist explains Norman Bates’ condition and crimes to the officials. According to him, since Bates murdered his mother, he has tried to keep her alive in his mind to suppress the guilt of matricide. He dug her corpse out of the grave, put her into the house, and began to take care of her as if she were still ali...
Norman Bates had killed two more women in the past – in a very similar manner. It might sound tricky, but matricide was Norman’s first and last crime in all probability. Because, during all the other murders he committed – his body was only used as a tool by his alternative personality (his mother). Norman’s mother was evil and dominating. To kill ...
May 7, 2014 · The sad truth of the matter is that the downfall of Norma Bates will come not because she was an overbearing, cartoonish representation of sexual repression and misandry but because all of her feverish love and all of her protection will never be enough to heal her broken little boy.
Apr 24, 2017 · Norman, the friend she had a crush on, ended up killing her cheating husband Sam (Austin Nichols) and she wound up with no one. Cruse: . In any sort of romantic tragedy, you always need...
Oct 6, 2020 · Whenever Norman became sexually aroused, she grew furious and killed the woman in question. Norman would then resurface and protect Mother by cleaning up what she had done.
