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W-where the hell
have you been? I went to the phone store. W-what are you doing
in my house? What's going on? Why haven't you answered
your texts for 36 hours? I thought you were dead. I just lost my phone. Why does everyone immediately
jump to "I died"? Maybe I jumped to it
because you put yourself and me in a vulnerable position, making that alleged deal
with Bob Paris. Alex, don't start, okay?
I am not dead. I'm alive. You're alive.
Whoopee
have you been? I went to the phone store. W-what are you doing
in my house? What's going on? Why haven't you answered
your texts for 36 hours? I thought you were dead. I just lost my phone. Why does everyone immediately
jump to "I died"? Maybe I jumped to it
because you put yourself and me in a vulnerable position, making that alleged deal
with Bob Paris. Alex, don't start, okay?
I am not dead. I'm alive. You're alive.
Whoopee
Full Transcript
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W-where the hell
have you been?
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I went to the phone store.
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W-what are you doing
in my house?
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What's going on?
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Why haven't you answered
your texts for 36 hours?
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I thought you were dead.
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I just lost my phone.
00:00:12.523 --> 00:00:16.697
Why does everyone immediately
jump to "I died"?
00:00:16.798 --> 00:00:20.013
Maybe I jumped to it
because you put yourself and me
00:00:20.105 --> 00:00:21.339
in a vulnerable position,
00:00:21.441 --> 00:00:24.379
making that alleged deal
with Bob Paris.
00:00:24.048 --> 00:00:27.185
Alex, don't start, okay?
I am not dead.
00:00:27.286 --> 00:00:30.624
I'm alive. You're alive.
Whoopee.
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Movie Summary
A contemporary prequel to Psycho, giving a portrayal of how Norman Bates' psyche unravels through his teenage years, and how deeply intricate his relationship with his mother, Norma, truly is.