Bates Motel spends some time on its relationships while Normans determined to break out of Pineview.
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What aids this material even more is thinking about whats going on in the scenes that were not seeing.
Until Norman comes back home, it feels like this material is merely biding its time.
Highlighting the similarities between them though doesnt hurt.
The fact that its at least connecting to the Bob Paris murder gives it some encouraging relevance though.
Its just a little convenient that the only person suspicious of him happens to be his ex before Norma.
Dylans then put in the position as to whether he wants to come with her.
Of course for these two invincible love angels, hes going to say yes.
That being said, this early announcement of departure is only going to go one of two ways.
With the series heading into its final chapter, all bets are off.
Its also behavior that has him hanging out a lot more with Julian.
I kind of wish that it was still plausible that he was just a figment of Normans broken mind.
Once on the outside, its fascinating to see Normans situation with Julian gets progressively irksome.
Norman Bates, in a strip club.
Every episode he brings something new to the role.
The pathos brought forth in the final scene is really heartbreaking.
Norman wants to be healthy so badly, and Dr. Edwards seems to genuinely care about him.
