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I'm kind of
with Bradley now.

What's this based on?

I slept with her.

We came here to start over.
I am starting over!

I love you.

This is the girl. The girl I told you about.
The girl from the cop's basement.

This is not the man, right?

He is the man.

He's a bad guy,
and we will get him.

We just have
to do it the right way.

I had to see you. I know, I know,
I know we're not supposed to.

This is a bad idea...
No, it's perfect.

This is all your fault.
I loved your mother,

and I would have
taken care of her.

911, what's your emergency?

Somebody's trying to kill us.

We'd better talk.

That's the whole story.
So you know everything now.

I have nothing more to tell you.
That's the entire truth.

Everything that happened
with Keith Summers,

with Deputy Shelby.

Uh, you know it all.

All right, here's what
the story's gonna be.

I began suspecting Shelby
of being corrupt a while back.

This coincided with
a violent confrontation

between Shelby
and Keith Summers,

in which
Shelby killed Keith,

and then he threw
his body in the bay.

Shelby had one of the
girls in his possession.

He was hiding her
on Keith's boat

and I was starting to close
in on him at this point.

Without him knowing,
of course.

I mean, I was picking up
on little things.

Really?
Shh! Dylan.

Shelby tried to
move the girl.

That led to a showdown
right here on the property.

I kill Zack Shelby
with this gun.

Oh, yeah? Uh, well,
then what's this?

You got in the way.

Shelby said he shot Jiao.
In the woods.

All of that happened before
I got here and killed him.

Oh.

Everyone understand?

All right then.
That's it.

That's it?

I risked my life to save all your
asses and take that guy down,

and that's it?

I got in the way
of his showdown?

That's it.

That's it.

What if your
mom hears us?

She's downstairs. She's never
gonna hear us. Trust me.

Norman?

What are you doing?

Just waking up.

Seven days, Norman.

Seven days to take care of
everything before we open.

Listen to the birds.

I love the birds here.

Yeah,
the birds are great.

You know, seven days, you
can do a lot in seven days.

So don't freak out.

I'm not freaking out. I'm
taking care of our business.

Which is gonna start operating soon.
I want us to be ready.

You don't even have
any reservations yet.

We haven't been open yet.

They're gonna start coming in.
Any day.

Yeah, of course.

I mean, it's just, you
know, hard to believe

that all that other stuff,
that it's all over.

You know, it just
doesn't seem possible.

Honey. I know
it's hard to believe

that all that stuff
is behind us, but it is.

We have to trust
Sheriff Romero.

We have to live our lives
and be happy again.

And all that stuff
is behind us, right?

Yeah, I know.
I know.

Yeah.
Yeah.

Okay, I got you some
breakfast downstairs.

Could you fix the lattice under the
porch before you go to school?

It's only going to take
a few minutes.

Sure.

It's okay.

It's okay.

Come here.

Come here, girl.
I won't hurt you.

Good morning, Dylan.

Uh, hey.

You need to eat.
Get your arm healed.

Why'd you
make me breakfast?

Because I really appreciate
what you did for me and Norman.

You know,
what you took on.

You got shot,
for God's sake.

Yeah. Okay.

I'm just happy things
are gonna be good now.

You know I'm still
moving out, right?

You are?

Yeah.

Even after everything I told
you about your brother?

Yeah.

Look, I... I don't know
how I can help you.

Fine. Okay. I didn't
really expect you to...

I'm still gonna be here,
okay, until my arm's healed

and I can help
you until then.

Ugh.
Let me get that.

No, don't worry about it.

No, I'll take it out.
I got it.

Just let me get it.
It's fine. Fine!

Take out the trash.
Thanks so much!

Can I help you
with something?

Could you tell me what happened
to the Seafairer Motel?

New owners.
It's the Bates Motel now.

You need a room?

We're not
quite open yet.

You know where
I can find Keith Summers?

Um...

He's actually dead.

I see.

Thank you.

Hey. How are you?

I'm good.
Good?

Yeah.

I'm glad you're here.

Me, too.
Thank you for everything.

Hey, Norman.

You're back at school.

Can't hide
behind death forever.

Hey, I did your book report for you, Bradley.
It's The Odyssey, so...

Thank you. Thank you,
that's really sweet. Yeah.

Well, you've been
through enough already.

You do not need to go
through The Odyssey.

But we are
gonna be late.

Bye.

Will I see you later?

Is the manager here?

I'll get her.
Thank you.

Liz Morgan.
Can I help you?

Hi, I'm Norma Bates.
I own the Bates Motel.

You know,
where the Seafairer was.

I am proposing to select local
businesses that we do some networking.

You know, I'd put brochures for
your restaurant in the motel lobby,

and you could put some for
our motel in here, you know?

We've been upgrading.
The place looks so great.

Yeah, we really don't do
that kind of thing so much.

Can I just ask why not?

I'm selective about the businesses
I promote in my restaurant.

Is there something wrong
with my business?

Is this the first place
you've asked at?

Yes.

It's Norma, right?
Yes.

Everybody knows, Norma.

Knows what?

What's been
going on there.

The Keith Summers,
Deputy Shelby scandal.

That you were
involved with Zack Shelby.

That he was shot
on the property.

I didn't know
anything about that.

I... I was totally innocent.

I was. I'm sure you were,
I'm sure you were.

But people talk, and
especially in a small town.

It's just kind of
tainted the place.

Hello?

Can I help you?

Can I help you?

I didn't mean
to scare you.

I, uh... I was trying to
figure out what happened

to my standing room reservation
at this motel every other month.

Room nine.
My key is not working.

I'm the new owner,
Norma Bates.

Jake Abernathy.

We've been doing some updating
and I had all the locks changed.

Uh, we're not
quite open yet.

But, uh, if...
If you don't mind

putting up with
the renovating around you,

I'd be happy
to get you a new key.

To number nine.

Yeah, yeah, it's fine.
Yeah, it's in the office.

I'll get it.

Here you go.
Number nine.

Well, you should have everything
that you need in there,

uh, except the new privacy
signs haven't arrived yet.

But no one's
gonna bother you.

Thank you.

Okay, well,
have a nice night.

Someone in the motel?

Yeah. This man, he had a standing
reservation at the Seafairer

every two months
for a week.

I couldn't turn him away.

I saw him here
this morning.

Yeah, he was...
His car was parked

and he was just sitting in
it, staring at the motel.

I talked to him for a minute.
He was weird.

I don't think
he was weird.

You got all his info
and everything already?

Oh. I'll get it
in the morning.

It was late. I wasn't
prepared for a customer.

It just happened
so fast that...

I'll go take care of it.
No, no, no, it's late.

No, it's fine.
I'll handle it.

Okay. Well, be polite.

Yes?

Um, it looks like we forgot
to get your information.

Information?

Yeah.
You know, registering?

My information was
already in the system.

The Seafairer system?

Because this is a new system,
so we're gonna need to redo it.

I just need to see a driver's
license and a credit card.

Thanks.

So, you're, uh, been coming
here every two months?

What kind
of work do you do?

Sales.

Hmm.

What kind of sales,
Mr. Abernathy?

Different kinds.

All right. I'll need
to see a credit card.

That ought to be enough for the
next few nights, won't it?

Yeah.
Thanks.

He paid in cash. Barely let
me see his driver's license.

What exactly are you
cleaning out here?

Blood.

When Shelby fell,
he bled all over the steps.

Stone's porous. You can't
scrub blood out of it.

It'll wear off in time.

No one's gonna know
that's what this is anyways.

I'm gonna know.

Every time I walk out the
door, it's gonna be,

"Oh, what a beautiful day. Hey, that's
where Deputy Shelby bled to death."

It's over, Norma, okay?
Just... Just let it go.

Yeah, I would like to, but
apparently, everybody in town

is talking about
what happened here.

I think you might
be overreacting.

I'm not overreacting!
It will affect things!

If we don't do
a bang-up business,

then we're gonna
be marked as failures.

You know, if we have
a great opening weekend,

then everybody will forget about it,
but I don't have a single reservation.

So, I'm gonna be the
laughingstock of White Pine.

That's not what
I moved here for!

You can't get blood
out of stone, Norma.

So, uh,
I wanted to tell you.

I'm gonna be moving out in a few
weeks when my arm gets better.

I can't go with you.
I'm sorry.

I mean, I can't leave Mom. Not
the way she is, you know?

Yeah, it's okay.

Bye.

- Norman?
- Thanks, girls.

No problem.
Hmm?

Do you know her?

Yeah, it's Bradley.

Hey, Norman.

Hi, Bradley.

Hi. I'm Dylan,
Norman's brother.

Hi. I'm just picking
up some takeout.

My mom's out of town
for a few days.

Oh, you're all
by yourself there?

Yeah, it's okay.

You work for Gil, right?

My dad used to
work with him.

His name is Jerry Martin.

Oh, shit. I'm...
I'm really sorry.

Thanks.

Yeah.

Your food's
gonna get cold.

I... You're right.
I'll see you guys.

Yeah.

Is that the girl that
texted you the other night?

The one I told you
to sleep with?

Yeah.

Have you seen her again?

Oh, not yet.

You know, her dad died.
She's got stuff going on.

Sure.

Dylan?

Oh, hello, Mrs. Bates.

Hi.

Did you get a dog?

Not that I know of.

Oh, well, um,
is Norman home?

Yeah, come on in, Emma.
I'll go get him.

Thank you.

What?

Emma's downstairs
to see you.

Mom, I just don't
feel like going down.

Tell her I'm sick
or something.

You know that sweet girl
likes you, right?

Maybe it's nicer
not to lead someone on.

Did you leave
dog food out?

Oh, yeah,
I saw this stray dog...

Don't do that, Norman.

You'll have every animal in
the woods on our front porch.

Norman's not feeling very
well today, Emma. I'm sorry.

Sure. Okay.
No problem.

Emma?

I have allergies today.

Hey, you know what? I have to
pick up some window sheers

for the units today.

Um, it's Jamie's Interiors on Elm.
You know where that is?

Yeah, I can
give you directions.

You do? Ah.

How about you come with me and show me?
I'll buy you lunch.

Yeah, okay.
Okay? Okay.

Emma, don't worry about Norman
if he seems distracted lately.

He's just going
through something.

Yeah, he seems
kind of distant.

Yeah, a little.
Yeah, I noticed it, too.

Have you?
Mmm.

You wouldn't happen to know what he's
so preoccupied with lately, would you?

I have an idea.

Maybe, but, you know, I don't
want to be talking out of school.

Oh, no, no, no, no.
Of course.

Absolutely. I get...
I understand that.

Eh, whatever it is,
he'll get over it.

Between us,
I go to school with "it,"

and I don't know how fast
he's gonna get over her.

Is he sleeping
with this girl?

I... I don't know.
I don't know.

I don't know.
I... I don't know.

What is she like?

Uh, she's only the
prettiest girl in school.

And the most popular.

And she's nice, so you
can't even hate her.

Hmm.

She's like a locomotive
of sexual energy.

She's only
a high school girl.

She can't be
that big a deal.

I can show her to you after
we go get the window sheers.

She takes a yoga class
by our shop.

Uh, but, uh,
that's crazy, right?

It's right up here.

Here?
Yeah, on the right.

I was in high school once. You have to
remember, teenage boys are not deep.

You know, he might be into her this
week, but it doesn't mean anything.

You know, she's just a high school kid.
She can't be all that.

That's her.

Blonde, perfect.
Two o'clock.

I know this girl.

Bradley Martin.
You know her?

She showed up on my doorstep one day
after we moved in, asking for Norman.

Right.

Are you all right?

Let's go.

You hungry? You look hungry.
You want some?

You want some?

You have to come
and get this one, Juno.

Norman. You don't know anything
about that dog.

You don't know where she's been
or what's she's been doing.

Stay away from her.

Mother,
the dog's totally safe.

Just scared
and obviously lost.

Norman, we can't take
on a dog right now.

She's lost. She has no home.
She's lonely.

I always wanted a dog.

You know all
families have a dog.

You know, it's what you're supposed to do.
It's normal.

Well, I'm not
taking care of her.

You don't have to.
I will.

Norman, can I... Can I talk to you
about something more important?

Of course, Mother.

Sex is a serious
thing, Norman.

Yeah, okay. Weren't we
talking about dogs?

Don't make jokes.

What I want you to know
is you have to be careful.

Yeah, okay, I will be.

What I want
to tell you is that

you don't know that girl well
enough to be screwing her.

She's a nice girl,
Mother.

Well, that remains
to be seen.

Personally, I don't think "nice
girls" come to your doorstep

looking for a guy
one day after he moves in.

Or sleep with someone
they barely know.

At the age of 17,
no less.

Wait, how do you
know who she is?

Bradley Martin.
I know, okay?

Norman, did you know that
having sex with a woman

literally affects
her physical being?

There are chemicals that are
released in a woman's body

during and after sex
that actually alter her.

It's like a science experiment.
It affects her mind, okay?

That's dangerous stuff.

That's not something you want to
be dabbling around in for fun.

I wasn't dabbling around.
It's not like that.

I like her.

I actually
really like her.

Oh.

Okay-

You know, I, um,
I hired Emma to...

To come work at the motel
several afternoons a week,

so you'll be
seeing her around.

Oh, so you were with Emma today.
Yeah.

Why'd you hire her?

Because I need help, Norman.
I can't do everything myself.

Oh, really? It wouldn't be
'cause you're trying to

put me together with her
for some reason, you know?

'Cause you think Bradley's too
much for me or something?

Of course not.

I just think that Emma is a
nice, smart girl, that's all.

So you're just gonna
pick out my girlfriends?

It's not like Bradley's
your girlfriend.

Why not? You don't
go out or anything.

It's because
her dad died, okay?

It's not exactly
the right time.

Norman.

Norman, where are you going?
Come back inside.

I'm almost 18 years old, Mom.
I don't need to tell you.

Norman, get back here.

Norman!

Oh!

Norman. Hi. What's up?

Well, I thought
we should talk.

Look, I have a lot of homework
I have to do tonight.

Bradley, we need to talk.

Okay-

You've been through a lot.

You know, I understand this.
I lost my father, too.

I know it can be confusing.

But I also know that what
happened between us was real.

Norman...
Just let me finish.

There's no point
hiding from it anymore.

I know how we feel
about each other.

I know we're both
just scared and confused.

I know we have
a connection.

You know, 'cause I can feel it.
Every...

Every time I see you,
it's there.

And that night we
spent together was, uh...

And I know it was
the same for you

'cause you were there
with me, right?

So I don't know
what's holding you back.

I mean, you haven't
answered my texts.

Maybe... Maybe you haven't broken
up with Richard yet or something,

but you should.

'Cause you and I...
We, uh...

We're together, right?

Norman, I don't feel
that way about you.

What happened was just
something that happened.

I'm really sorry.

I shouldn't have done it
with someone like you.

Someone like me?

Norman!

Norman!

Norman!

"Personally, I don't think "nice
girls" come to your doorstep

"looking for a guy
one day after he moves in.

"Or sleep with someone
they barely know.

"At the age of 17,
no less."

I mean, really, what
kind of girl does that?

Invites you over to have sex
with them after their dad dies?

Norman.

Are you okay?

I don't think
you're a nice girl.

I'm really sorry.

I'm really sorry.
I wish it was different.

I have to go.

I didn't mean
to startle you.

It's so quiet here.

When do you
open exactly?

In a few days.

Well, I like the place a lot better
than when Keith Summers ran it.

I like the progress.

Thank you, yeah.
I'm trying.

Are you booking
a lot of reservations?

Um, not as many
as I'd hoped.

Ah, it's so hard to get good
word of mouth started, isn't it?

But that's what makes or
breaks a business like this.

I do business with a lot of different
people in this general area.

I could, uh,
put out the good word.

Oh, that would be great. Thank you.
That would be great.

My pleasure.

I would love to have the
same business arrangement

that I had with Keith,
if that's possible.

You mean staying here every
other month in Room 9?

Actually, it's a little
more than Room 9.

I'd need the entire
block of rooms

for the first week
of every other month.

All the rooms? That's great.
That's wonderful. Yeah.

What is it for? Is it for the
other people that you work with?

Yeah, actually. Yes.

Uh-huh.
What kind of work?

Sales.

Sales?

I would pay you at the beginning of
each week for all the rooms in cash.

And we like our privacy, so there's
no need to clean the rooms

or do anything
for us during that week.

But it's not anything
illegal, right?

No, it's nothing illegal.

Okay,
then you're booked.

Great. Thank you.

You're welcome.

Hey, Juno.

Come here, girl.

Stay.

Stay!

Stay!

Juno.

Oh, my God.
I didn't see her.

She ran right in
front of the car.

Norman!

I killed my dog.

Norman,
get out of the street.

What are you doing?

I'm taking her to Emma's dad.
He can fix dead things.

Can I help you?
Is he all right?

Yes, he's all right.

She's dead, Norman.
No one can fix her.

I'm not gonna leave her in the street!
I'm taking her to Emma's!

This is crazy.
It's not crazy!

Okay. Then I will
drive you, okay?

I'll drive you.
Just stay here.

I was wrong, Mother.

About everything.

I'm so sorry, honey.

Go get the car, Mother.

Okay. Okay.