I don't often write reviews, but I had to write one for this episode of Bates Motel. Even though it's been a while since I saw the first three seasons, I remember Bates Motel as an engaging show that really makes you care for the characters, despite the fact that many of them make big mistakes. This episode made further revelations on the backgrounds of the two main characters, Norma and Norman, and some on Dylan as well - all played by amazing actors.
This episode went deeper into the psychological stresses/disorders that a lot of people in the real world have to deal with, and I think many viewers will relate to this. The makers of this episode handled these dark subjects in a very genuine, emotional and thoughtful way, and I think you could say that about every episode of Bates Motel.
The world in which we live in is evil and harsh, and I think about all the pain that people have to endure. May we find hope in the good things in life, and pray for a happy ending.
This episode went deeper into the psychological stresses/disorders that a lot of people in the real world have to deal with, and I think many viewers will relate to this. The makers of this episode handled these dark subjects in a very genuine, emotional and thoughtful way, and I think you could say that about every episode of Bates Motel.
The world in which we live in is evil and harsh, and I think about all the pain that people have to endure. May we find hope in the good things in life, and pray for a happy ending.