If you'd seen Mary Loomis at the end, you'd understand. She'd gone mad, even dressed up like Norman's mother. And right up until the end, she was saying Norman was the one who's crazy!
Most scenes together: Norman Bates & Mary Loomis (7), Mary Loomis & Lila Loomis (2)
Psycho II quotes
Page 1 of 2At least, my customers have a good time! What do yours get, Bates? Huh? Dead! That's what they got! Dead! Murdered by you, you loony!
Are you satisfied, Doctor? Turning a murderer over to an innocent public!
Mrs. Loomis, Norman was not convicted of murder. He was found not guilty by reasons of insanity, and since he is no longer insane, he has the right to live a normal life like you and I.
That is legal hocus pocus! And when he murders again, you will be directly responsible!
Can I use your phone again?
Sure. Who you're gonna call?
Uh, I just remembered of a girl friend I have in town, well, she's sort of a girl friend, but maybe she'll let me spend the night at her place.
I thought you were going to stay here. You're more than welcome stay, there's a free room upstairs.
I don't think that's a good idea.
Why?
Look, I don't wanna hurt your feelings or anything, but Myrna talked about you on the diner today. Mrs. Spool told her to shut up but she didn't. She said you've been locked up.
Well, I'll tell you. When I was little, I had a fight with my mother, so I put some poison in her tea, you know. But I'm all right now.
You sure?
Sure! Otherwise, they wouldn't give me a job on a diner, would they?
I don't know, it takes a nut to work there.
Do you have any idea what it's like trying to sleep with a couple making love five feet away from you?
Noisy?
I think there's someone else in the house.
Don't be stupid. It's just Bates up to his old tricks again.
Norman, what's wrong?
It's starting again.
Then who did it?
My mother did, she told me herself.
Oh, Norman... You're mad, don't you know that? You're mad as a hatter.
Why bother? It's only my mother. She shouldn't be calling, she should be sitting back and gloating.
I better answer it.
You could stop stuffing bloody towels in toilets and peering through peep-holes in the wall.
What are you talking about?
The things you're doing to Norman.
Mary, I'm becoming confused again, aren't I?
Of course not.
Yes, Norman... you are becoming confused again.
Uh, I saw someone!
Where?
Up there! In that window!
I haven't had a tenant in the house for years.
I guess I'm just nervous!
Well, that's understandable under the circumstances.
Yeah.
Where did you get that gun?
Uh... my mother gave it to me.
Would you care to share my toasted cheese sandwich?
No, thank you. You were expecting me.
I was expecting someone else.
I'm not sleepy. Put me closer to the window I want to keep my eyes on you make sure you don't start playing with filthy girls again.
Yes Mother
Good. Well what are you looking at go down stairs and open the motel what do you expect us to live on huh.
No mother.
Remember Norman I'm the only one who loves you. Only your Mother truly loves you.
Jesus! How'd that get in there!
After I killed that kid, I used that towel to clean up the mess, and then I stuffed it down there.
Norman, you couldn't have killed that kid. You were locked in the attic.
It wasn't locked! You said so yourself.
Norman, stop talking nonsense! I'm telling you, you did not kill anyone.
Then how do you explain all this blood?
I can't. I mean... I don't know.
I don't kill people anymore.