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NARRATOR: Previously
on Bates Motel...

We pulled two bodies out of
Falls Lake a couple days ago.

We just identified
one of them.

I thought you'd wanna be
the one to tell your wife.

EMMA: The Bates Motel
is a family business,

and I feel like I've
been part of the family.

Norma, you've always
been so close to me. Hmm.

ROMERO: He killed his mother.
CHICK: He loved her.

If you know what Norman's done,
you're an accessory to murder.

Says the escaped convict.

(GUNSHOT)

(TYPEWRITER DINGS)

(BOTH GRUNT)

SHERIFF: Norman Bates, you're under
arrest for the murder of Sam Loomis.

DYLAN: Norman, I'm gonna
get you a lawyer.

Don't say anything until
your lawyer gets there.

Norman is not a bad person,
and he's not a criminal.

What do I need
to know about him?

He has another
side to him.

I don't know what you'd call
it. Maybe multiple personalities.

(GRUNTS)

I'm the only one
who's gonna protect you!

(CLANGING)

It's time for me
to fix this.

(CAMERA CLICKS)

Turn to your
left, please.

(CAMERA CLICKS)

Okay, if you'd step
up to the desk, please.

I need to take your prints.

Uh, what do I do here?

Place your right
thumb down on the scanner.

Hold it there
until you hear a beep,

and don't move.

There's no ink?

Ink smudges. Everything's
gone digital. Wait for the beep.

(BEEP)

Place your right index finger
on the scanner, please.

(BEEP)

Left thumb, please.

So, what happens next?

Wait for the beep.
Oh, right.

(BEEP)

Tomorrow,
you'll go before the judge.

After that,
it's anybody's guess.

Mine is, you'll be
moved within 48 hours

to a pre-trial
detention facility.

Left index finger,
please.

Detention facility?
You mean, like, prison?

You'll be warehoused wherever
the judge wants to keep you.

But it won't be here.
We don't do that.

That's a bit premature.
Whatever happened to bail?

That's up to the judge.

Personally,
I wouldn't count on it.

(EXHALES)

(VEHICLE APPROACHING)

Dylan, what happened?

Oh!

Katie's with my dad.

I'm with you,
we'll figure it out.

I wanted to be here
and help you with this.

(STAMMERS) I'm, uh...

(EXHALES)

I don't know how
to tell you this.

They, um, they found your
mom's body up in Falls Lake.

She was murdered.

I... I know it was Norman.

(EXHALES SHARPLY)

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

(ELECTRICITY CRACKLING)

(WARBLING)

(WARBLING INTENSIFIES)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(OFFICER SNEEZES)

You catching a cold?

No, it's dust allergies.

This place probably hadn't been
dusted since the mother died.

She died two years ago,

but this room looks
like she still lives here.

It's like a museum.

Yeah, maybe.

Pretty interactive museum.

Someone's been sleeping
in the bed. Pulp's' still fresh.

(DETECTOR WARBLES)

(WARBLING INTENSIFIES)

Sheriff Greene,

we found a piece of
luggage buried out front.

It belongs to a Audrey Decody.

Don't move.
I'm coming down.

I hate to steal
anyone's thunder,

but I've got
that beat by a mile.

(ENGINE TURNS OVER)

This isn't real.

This isn't happening.

I know, I feel
the same way.

I mean, even though
I've thought these things,

and wondered about all
this stuff for so long, it just...

It doesn't seem possible.

I'm so sorry, Emma.

I never wanted to bring you
anything but happiness.

It's not your fault.

You didn't bring
Norman into my life.

He was so sweet
when I met him.

Norman is sweet,
he's just out of his mind.

That doesn't make
it better for me.

Of course not.

I need to go home.

Emma, please, don't, please,
just stay here with me, please.

Please, don't go.

I'll stay to take care
of my mother's body.

But I don't know if we're gonna
make it through this, Dylan.

I can't promise you that.

I understand.

(SNIFFLES) And please don't talk to
me about having sympathy for Norman.

If I ever lay eyes on him
again, I might just kill him.

Okay.

(DOOR OPENS)

I need the handcuffs off.
He's got documents to sign.

I'll be right outside.

(SARCASTICALLY) What a relief.

Are they
treating you all right?

If I said they weren't,
could you get me out?

I'm sorry, Norman, this
is gonna be a tough road.

(BREATHES DEEPLY)

So, what happens now?

Well, tomorrow, you have
your preliminary hearing.

The judge has to decide
whether to take the case to trial,

depending on
the State's evidence.

It's a formality, but from what
I've seen, they're taking you to trial.

Which is why we need to start
thinking about our approach.

Oh, well, I didn't do it.
So, not guilty.

I agree.

You believe me?
I agree with your approach.

There are no light sentences
when it comes to serial homicide.

But if you plead guilty, the best
we can hope for is to keep you alive.

Multiple life sentences
in a maximum-security prison.

With your permission, I would
like to aim a little bit higher.

Permission granted. How?

Not guilty by
reason of insanity.

So, I spend the rest of
my life in an institution?

Probably, yes.

I don't like it.

I don't blame you.

But I wasn't in my right mind
when they questioned me.

I asked multiple times for my
medication. They never gave it to me.

And that Sheriff Greene, it's... She
hated me the moment she met me.

It's like I smelled
bad to her, or something.

It's weird. She's so weird.
It's inappropriate.

Yeah, she messed up.
She crossed the line.

And I will make a motion in
court to suppress your confession

on the grounds
that it was made

during duress and
cognitive impairment.

That's great.
I love that.

But the State
still has very strong

physical evidence
against you, Norman.

Look, we can take our chances
fighting it piece by piece,

but you have a legitimately
strong insanity plea.

Because my stepfather
locked me up in an institution?

Sure.

Also, because maybe
you needed to be there.

Look, uh, your brother says you
struggle with multiple personalities.

And Dylan's a doctor now?

He didn't know the
proper term, but I do.

Dissociative
identity disorder, DID.

Do you know if you've
ever been diagnosed with it?

Everyone has multiple
personalities, Julia.

We pull out what we
need when we have to.

That's not really
an answer, Norman.

At least not one
I can use in court.

Well, I was only in
Pine view for two weeks.

And I don't think anyone there
ever really understood me.

Which is why
I think it's crucial

that we have
you evaluated now.

I need to understand you to
best figure out how to help you.

Are you a mother?

No.

Do you want to be a mother? No.

That's smart.

'Cause you seem like
you like to succeed, to win.

And being a mother
is an impossible job to win.

We'll take it one
step at a time, okay?

One step at a time,
closer to hell?

I don't believe in hell.

Dad, I...
I don't know.

No, I don't want
you to come here.

I want you to be
there with Katie.

No, I don't want
you to bring her.

Emma, maybe...

This is not a safe place for
my daughter right now, Dad.

This is an insane place.

If... If you love me,
if you love her,

then you'll just
keep her there.

Right, and I'll deal with Mom.

And then I'll come home. Please,
Dad, just... Just do this for me.

Okay. Give her a kiss for me.
I'll check in later.

Yeah, I'm sorry
about Mom, too.

Love you. Bye.

(STAMMERS) You know, Em, Norman's
in prison. It's completely safe here.

I think that maybe, you know, it
would help if Will brought her up here.

Who would it help?
Me? You?

No, what I mean is,
this is hard enough already.

I'm not gonna bring her here
just so we can feel a little bit better

about Norman
murdering my mother.

Okay. All right,
I got it.

There's no other
way to say it, Dylan.

It is what it is.
I know.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Now a bad time?

Yeah, it's gonna be
a bad time for a while.

I wanted to give you
an update on Norman.

Look, I... I really... I don't
want an update. Okay, we...

We have a lot
going on right now,

and Norman is not at
the top of the list.

Well, he should be.

Emma, this is Julia.
This is Norman's lawyer.

I see.

Uh, is it okay if I step outside
and talk to her for five minutes?

About what?
Norman's defense?

He's guilty, in case you
were under any illusions.

I am very sorry for the
loss of your mother, Emma.

And I'm sorry your
job's now a lot harder.

I know this is
a difficult time...

Oh, has your brother-in-law
ever killed your mother?

Allegedly.

(SLAMS)

Look, you, uh,
you have your money.

Please, just don't... Don't
involve us in this anymore, okay?

They've charged him with
a capital offense, Dylan.

Do you know
what that means?

That means he could
be facing the death penalty.

Lethal injection.

You know, it's one thing
to wish your brother dead,

and another one
to have it happen.

What do you
want from me?

Norman has a preliminary
hearing tomorrow.

I've heard his
charges are public,

so, I'm anticipating
an audience

and it would look
really good for him

if you were
behind him, literally.

I'll hold a seat for you
behind the defense table.

Look, I... I had to tell my wife that
her mom was dead this morning.

Okay? And that my brother
"allegedly" killed her.

I can't do
what you're asking.

Yesterday,
you told me your brother

belonged in
a mental institution.

You said, "He's not bad.
He's just crazy."

And I thought that
was really persuasive.

I believed you.

I believe you even now more
that I've met Norman.

But, you know, no one's
gonna want to see his illness

once they see the
evidence of his crimes.

They need to see his
connection to humanity.

And you might not like it
right now, but that's you.

You are what he's got.

Sorry, big brother.
Sometimes it sucks to be family.

Hearing's at 1 :00 p.m.

(FOOTSTEPS RECEDING)

Can you repeat the address?

Okay. Okay,
thanks for calling.

What's up? Uh, the
medical examiner called.

They're releasing my mother's
remains to a funeral home.

I've got to go
make the arrangements.

I'll go with you.

Sorry, I just want
to be on my own.

Okay.

Are you going
to the hearing?

Not if you don't
want me to.

I can't tell you what
to do about your family.

(DOOR SHUTS)

WOMAN: How will you want to
be handling your mother's remains?

I don't know. What are...
What are the options?

Burial or cremation. I don't
know what your finances are.

Cremation is much
more economical.

That'll be fine.

This is your mother,
correct?

Biologically, yeah. I didn't
really know her that well.

Sometimes, those are
the hardest losses.

WOMAN: Did she have any
religious affiliations?

She belonged to
the Church of Herself.

I understand you do most
of the local funerals.

Yes, we do.

Did you do
Norma Bates' funeral?

WOMAN: We did, in fact.
Is... Is she buried here?

She was more of a mother
to me than my own.

I... I regret I couldn't come.
No one told me about it.

She is buried here.

Her son killed my mother.

I'm so sorry, Norma.

(SIGHS)

I miss you.

(SONG PLAYING ON RADIO)

(ENGINE SHUTS OFF)

'68 or '69?

Your Fury.

Oh, uh, it's a '68.

Are you sure about that?
Yeah.

It looks like a '69
on account of the trim.

Uh, no, it's a '68.

No, you're right. It's... It
is a '68, all right. Yeah.

It was the last year they,
uh, did the taillights like that.

Yeah, no, I know.
Hmm.

Well, have a nice day.

Yeah. You, too.

(ENGINE TURNS OVER)

(INDISTINCT TALKING)

Don't these people have
anything better to do?

Eyes front, Norman.

They can't make as many
judgments about the back of your head.

And remember, simple
answers to the judge.

Say, "Your Honor."
Yeah, got it.

All rise.

The Honorable Judge Sybil
Meredith Gollmar presiding.

JUDGE GOLLMAR: Please
be seated and come to order.

We are here in the matter of The
State of Oregon vs. Norman Bates,

docket number 386.

This is a preliminary hearing.

Would counsel please
identify themselves?

Uh, Dan Tapley for
the State, Your Honor.

Julia Ramos,
representing Norman Bates.

Would the defendant
please stand?

Are you Norman Bates,
the individual named

in the complaint
of this matter?

Yes. Yes, Your Honor.

And do you authorize Julia
Ramos to speak for you today?

I do, Your Honor.

You are charged with three
counts of murder in the first degree.

Maximum penalty you would face
upon conviction is death.

Do you understand?

I do, Your Honor.

You are entitled to
a preliminary hearing

upon which the State
is required to present

evidence
establishing probable cause.

Do you want
a probable cause hearing?

We do, Your Honor.

Is the State ready
to proceed?

The State is ready,
Your Honor.

Go ahead.

The State calls Sheriff
Jane Greene to the stand.

(SOFT INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

SHERIFF: Dr. Jackson
concluded that Mr. Blackwell

was fatally
wounded by multiple

stab wounds to
the neck and chest.

And Ms. Ellis
died of strangulation.

DAN: And the third victim?

Sam Loomis' body was
discovered in a well.

Also, multiple knife wounds
to the neck and chest.

He bled into his lungs
and died of asphyxiation.

(SOBS)

DAN: So, what is the link between
the victims and Norman Bates?

SHERIFF: The victims
have almost nothing in common,

except for their
unfortunate encounters

with the Bates Motel, and with
its proprietor, Norman Bates.

Jim Blackwell was in prison with
Norman's stepfather, Alex Romero.

(VOICE FADING) Sam Loomis
was married to a woman

that Norman was infatuated
with, Madeleine Loomis.

And Audrey Ellis
was the mother-in-law

of Norman's brother,
Dylan Massett.

(DOORS CREAKING SHUT)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

I'm so sorry.

Are you?

Yes.

I let Norman into our lives.
That was me.

Sam's a piece of evidence
in there because of me.

But Norman only tricked me
for a couple weeks.

I mean, how did he trick
you for your whole life?

You knew. You're
his brother. You knew.

How can you
live with yourself?

Where have you been?

I've been worried sick that you
were dead in a ditch somewhere.

Okay, I need you to find
your... Where have you been?

It doesn't matter where I've
been. Where's your computer?

I need to find your...
Why?

I... I need to go
online. I need... Why?

I need to find out where
that bastard's being held!

Why didn't you tell me
Norman Bates was arrested?

Because I didn't
think you needed to know.

Come on, Maggie!

Putting a bullet through
his brain is the only thing

that's kept me alive these last two
years. And now, I can't get at him.

Alex, don't do this. Let
the... Let the law handle it.

Oh, yeah, the law. Yeah,
they know what they're doing.

I want him dead.
I want to do it myself.

Okay, Alex, look,
you loved his mother.

No mother would want that
to happen to her son.

She's dead. She
doesn't have a say in it.

No, Alex, please, please,
listen to me. Listen to me.

You've always been
a good friend to me.

My family has a cabin in
Montana that's abandoned.

No, no. No, we can go there.
We can assume different identities.

I know Norma's
death broke you,

but I can live
with you broken.

I can take care of you.

Please, Alex, you're
heading down a dark road.

Let me help you. Please.

(SOFTLY) All right,
goodbye, Maggie.

Hey. I was worried.

(EXHALES) I was
taking care of my mom.

I'm gonna go home tomorrow.
I want to be with Katie.

I understand.

I went to the
hearing, Emma.

I understand.

Emma?

I don't know. I don't know,
Dylan. Let's not talk now.

(BAG ZIPPING)

You're leaving now?
Yeah.

Yeah, I'm gonna go
home where it's normal.

Okay.

Bye.

Can I help you?

I'm here to see
Norman Bates.

Just wait here a moment.

(SOFTLY) Um, there's someone
here to see Norman Bates.

(LOCK BUZZES, CLICKS)

Hello, Emma.

I guess I know
why you're here.

You do?

Because I'm not sure I do.

Well, it's about
your mother, I imagine.

They think I killed her.

I think you did,
too, Norman.

No, I wouldn't
kill anybody, Emma.

You know that.

It's me.

Norman.

Your Norman,
your friend.

Where's Norman?

I am sorry about
your mother, Emma.

She wasn't nice.

She was using Norman
and she was using you.

She didn't
deserve to die.

Death isn't about deserving.
It's just part of the deal.

She made her own bed.

You... You know that
better than anyone.

Can I talk to Norman?

Well, Norman's sleeping.

In his room.

There's an apple pie
in the oven.

And when he wakes up,
he'll smell it baking

and know that
everything's okay.

Well, can you tell him
something for me?

Can you tell him
that I miss him?

(DOOR BUZZES)

(DOOR SLAMS SHUT)

(GASPS)

Easy, easy, easy. Easy.

Sorry to drag you into this.

What do you want, Alex?

Norman Bates. Let's go.

Hey, couldn't stay away,
huh? Get 'em up. Up.

Get 'em up. Get
in there. Go, go.

Open it.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Nobody move. Nobody move. Up,
up, up, hands up, now. Hands up.

Get up.
And get in the back.

What the hell
is this, Romero?

Get in the back. Shut
up and get in the back.

Okay, on the floor, face down. Hands
on your heads. Let's go, everybody.

Let's go. You, too,
Davis, let's go.

I never saw him coming.
No talking!

Where's your sheriff?
Uh...

Where's your sheriff,
Miller?

Uh, she's in...
She's in the field.

Is there anyone else here? No.

Okay, collect
their firearms.

Nice and easy,
thumb and forefinger only.

Slide them over to me.
Let's go.

Let's go.

Slide it over.
Next one.

Throw that one
in the trash.

Let's go.

MILLER: What do
you want, Romero?

I want you to
shut the hell up.

(WHISPERS) He's here
for Norman Bates.

What did I just say?
What did I just say?

Get 'em up.
Get 'em up.

(GUNSHOT)
(REGINA YELPS)

On your feet!
Everyone up!

Move into my
office now! Go!

Stay tight.

I said, tight. Tight.

(DOOR BUZZES)

ROMERO: Up, keep 'em up.

Wait, hey, what's happening?

Hello, Norman.
Open it, open it.

What's he doing here?

In, everyone in. Go, go!

No, not you.
You're coming with me.

Okay, you, out. Get out.

No, thanks. I'm staying
put. All right, get him out.

Come on.

Lock 'em. Lock 'em in!

(CHOKING) No. No.

Let him go, Romero,
you're gonna kill him!

(GUTTURAL CHOKING)

(GROANING AND COUGHING)

Come on.

In the front, Regina.

Where'd you
get this car?

Move over.
Now, get in the back.

Now, slide behind
the wheel and start it.

What do you
want with us, Alex?

You're gonna
take me to her body.

Drive.

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