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687:) breaks into the Bates' house and rapes Norma. Norman intervenes and subdues Summers, but Norma kills him in a fit of rage. She and Norman then dispose of the body. She later reveals that Sam was an abusive alcoholic and that Norman had killed him while in a dissociative state; she bought the motel and moved them away to protect him. A later episode reveals that Sam had raped Norma in a drunken rage after she tried to leave him, and that six-year-old Norman had witnessed the assault; it is implied that this trauma fractured Norman's psyche.
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there is no longer anything she can protect him from. Norman later invites Dylan to a "family dinner" with Norma's corpse at the head of the table. When Dylan tells Norman that Norma is dead, Norman attacks him, forcing Dylan to shoot him in self-defense. As he dies, Norman sees a vision of his mother embracing him.
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butcher knife. Mary accidentally kills Dr. Raymond, who has come to the house to catch Mary, and Norman tries to hide her from the police. Mary discovers Lila's corpse hidden in a pile of coal, and, convinced Norman is the murderer, tries to kill him. The police intervene just in time however, and shoot her dead.
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That night, Mrs. Spool visits Norman and tells him that she is his real mother, and that Norma Bates was actually his aunt; Spool had been put in a mental institution shortly after giving birth to Norman, and her sister, Norma, had adopted him and told him that he was her son. Spool then reveals that
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his mother in order to escape the awareness of her death and the guilt of having murdered her. The "Mother" personality is as possessive and cruel as Norma had been in life; "Mother" dominates and belittles him, forbids him to have friends, and kills any woman whom he feels attracted to. When Norman
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between Norman's father, John, and the Spool sisters, Norma and Emma. Emma killed John in a jealous rage after Norma stole him away from her, and abducted the young Norman, convincing herself he was the child she had with John. Emma was arrested and institutionalized, and Norman was returned to his
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Francine "Frannie" Calhoun, and she describes her life with them as having been unhappy; her father was an abusive alcoholic while her mother was "sedated all the time." She was born and raised in
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471:) to find her, and he goes to the motel and questions Norman. Norman mentions that Marion had spoken with his mother, but he refuses to let Arbogast see her. Suspicious, Arbogast goes to the house, where "Mother" kills him as well. Marion's sister
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with cruelty: she forbids him to have a life away from her, and teaches him that sexual intercourse is sinful and that all women (except herself) are whores. The novel also suggests that their relationship may have been incestuous.
713:) accidentally runs Caleb over, and "Mother" helps him and Norman dispose of the body. When Norman falls for Madeline Loomis (Isabelle McNally), a lonely housewife who bears an uncanny resemblance to Norma, and whose husband Sam (
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Maureen Coyle
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Fairvale, California "as if there is no one else in the world". When Norman is a teenager, his mother meets Joe Considine (Chet Rudolph in
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had committed the murders in order to protect Norman. He bludgeons her to death with a shovel, and carries her corpse up to Mrs. Bates' room, where the "Mother" personality takes control of his mind once again.
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1591:"Vera Farmiga Talks Bates Motel, Family & What She'd Be Doing If She Weren't Acting"
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Marion's employer hires private investigator
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Psycho: Music from and
Inspired by the Motion Picture
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1404:. Season 5. Episode 1. February 20, 2017. A&E.
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1470:. Season 5. Episode 6. March 27, 2017. A&E.
1446:. Season 5. Episode 5. March 20, 2017. A&E.
1341:. Season 4. Episode 4. March 28, 2016. A&E.
1320:. Season 4. Episode 3. March 21, 2016. A&E.
1299:. Season 1. Episode 2. March 25, 2013. A&E.
1278:. Season 4. Episode 6. April 18, 2016. A&E.
1257:. Season 1. Episode 6. April 22, 2013. A&E.
1236:. Season 1. Episode 1. March 18, 2013. A&E.
1194:. Season 2. Episode 4. March 24, 2014. A&E.
1173:. Season 2. Episode 3. March 17, 2014. A&E.
381:later portrayed Norma in the television series
1512:. Season 5. Episode 8. April 3, 2017. A&E.
1491:. Season 5. Episode 7. April 3, 2017. A&E.
1425:. Season 5. Episode 3. March 6, 2017. A&E.
1383:. Season 4. Episode 10. May 16, 2016. A&E.
1215:. Season 1. Episode 10. May 20, 2013. A&E.
1147:. Season 1. Episode 4. April 8, 2013. A&E.
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1626:. January 18, 2017.
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1049:John Kassir
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1876:characters
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1863:Lila Crane
1841:Characters
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1105:References
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603:Television
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1139:Trust Me
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