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** It also makes what's coming more jarring. Norman of the movie initially comes off as more sweet and lonely than creepy or threatening, even with regards to his hobby of taxidermy (he himself says it's too much, but all he has).
* [[Adorkable]]: Initially, at least. Norman is handsome and sweet-natured, but stammering and shy - a little socially awkward. Hitchcock deliberately cast Perkins in the role to create this type of character, saying:
{{quote| I suddenly saw a tender, vulnerable young man you could feel incredibly sorry for.}}
* [[Affably Evil]]: Norman. Movie-Norman/Anthony Perkins-Norman, that is.
* [[Alone with the Psycho]]: The scene where Norman and Marion have dinner. It works so much better if you pretend you're watching it without spoilers. You begin the scene wondering what the clearly-going-psycho Marion is going to do to the helpless mamma's boy. As the scene progresses you begin to fear Norman just a little bit more than her.
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