While driving away Norman slips into "Norma" mode - which is his murderous alter ego. He pulls over and chases after a terrified Bradley, but "Norma" finally catches up and brutally bashes her head against some rocks. He then put her body in the trunk of the car and drives it into the water.
Bradley (Nicola Peltz) is in trouble. She killed Gil Norton, the man who murdered her father. Unfortunately for her, Gil was a major player in White Pine Bay's drug-based economy. Hunted, she turns to Norman, who creates a hiding place for her in his basement.
You think you know Norman Bates, that infamously murderous motel owner from the movie Psycho. But how did he become a homicidal, mother-obsessed nutjob? That's the story told in the A&E series Bates Motel.
They attempt to sleep together, but Norman sees a hallucination of his Mother and leaves, frightened. The next day, Bradley breaks into her mother's house and steals her money and jewelry so she can leave town.
Nicola Peltz returned to the series as Bradley Martin following an 8-episode absence in season 2. Kenny Johnson was upgraded to the main cast after recurring as Caleb Calhoun, Norma's brother, in the second season.
While driving away Norman slips into "Norma" mode - which is his murderous alter ego. He pulls over and chases after a terrified Bradley, but "Norma" finally catches up and brutally bashes her head against some rocks. He then put her body in the trunk of the car and drives it into the water.
Spoiler alert: This story contains significant details from Monday's series finale of A&E's Bates Motel. In the end, Norman Bates got his wish: He'll be with his mother for eternity.
He attacks her as "Mother", but Sam, after coming to, overpowers him, and Norman is finally arrested for murdering Marion and two other missing women. Norman is declared insane and sent to an institution, where "Mother" takes complete, and permanent, control of his mind: he becomes his mother.
In the film Psycho, Norman kills his mother and her lover with strychnine, because of extreme jealousy of their relationship. However, until he was caught by Sam Loomis and Lila Crane, it was believed that his mother killed both herself and her lover with strychnine when they were in bed.
Unfortunately, the only thing Norman wanted in the end was to be reunited with his mother, even if it meant he had to die. So in a twisted suicide attempt, Norman rushed at a gun-wielding Dylan with a knife, forcing his brother to shoot and kill him.
That big musical moment — and moment in general — happened after Norman (Freddie Highmore) turned on the furnace in the house and then shut all the vents and windows (except for in Norma's room, where he soon joined her), leaving carbon monoxide to kill both he and his mother.
Romero returns to the Bates' property and finds Chick, who has set up his writing desk in the house. Chick is killed by Romero after mocking him and the entire situation. Sam's body is found next, and Norman, with "Mother" still in control, is charged with three murders.
Unfortunately, Sheriff Romero insists that Norman take a polygraph test to prove he didn't kill Miss Watson. But when the dreaded question arises during the test, "Mother" appears and convinces Norman that he didn't kill Miss Watson; she did.
Romero comes up with an escape plan and ends up escaping the prison, determined to get his revenge on Norman for killing Norma. To his dismay, Alex was killed at the end of Season 5 at the hands of Norman Bates.
They first met in Fall 2013 and started out originally as acquaintances before becoming a couple following him caring for his younger half-brother due to Norma running out on her sons.
After telling Norman her version of the truth – confessing that Norman had indeed killed his father but only to protect his mother – Norma dissuades Norman from suicide by kissing him fully on the lips.
She would sexually arouse her son Norman as a child and then physically punish him for getting aroused. She hypocritically says to Norman that all girls except herself are lustful sinners who want nothing but to have sex with him, despite her having a pedophilic and incestuous desire for him.
Norman Osborn's experiments increase his strength but lead to a mental breakdown, as he becomes a cackling, evil presence often driven by a very personal vendetta with Spider-Man.
After five seasons of love, loss, and a few too many bodies, “Bates Motel” wrapped up its run with a heartbreaking finale. Mother and son were finally reunited — albeit tragically in death, when Dylan (Max Theriot) was forced to shoot Norman (Freddie Highmore) when he charged at him with a knife.
Some may think that the character of Norman Bates was created solely by author Robert Bloch, but he was, in fact, loosely inspired by the man and tales of serial killer Ed Gein. Ed Gein, known also as the Butcher of Plainfield, was a killer and body snatcher around his hometown of Plainfield, Wisconsin.
Norman Bates suffers from a mental disorder known as dissociative identity disorder (DID) or multiple personality disorder (MPD). After enduring emotional and physical abuse from Norma from an early age, Norman would go onto develop a second personality/identity that resembles his Mother in many ways.
Vera was cruel, calling Anna a "floozy". Ultimately, feeling that she wouldn't win Bates again, she chose to destroy any posibility for him and Anna to be happy, so she killed herself and prepared everything so Bates was accused of murder and sentenced to death.
Despite all the devastation and uncanny bad fortune Anna and her beloved Mr Bates have suffered, she continues to be a thoughtful, compassionate, positive and resilient woman. Anna is also a kind friend to most of the servants and they appreciate her very much.
