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Psycho【Book Review #2】

At first she thought she was dreaming. A hotel, here, in the middle of nowhere? Impossible. She closed her eyes and opened them again. Yes, it was true. A small sign shining in the night:
BATES MOTEL
'I don't believe it,' she said to herself as she drove towards the sign. 'This is my lucky night.'(p.9)
 Marion Crane is a secretary in Phoenix, Arizona. She loves Sam Loomies, who is in love with her and lives far away in Fairvale, Taxas. She wants to marry him, but he doesn't have so much money to marry her. One day, the president of her office asks her to send $40,000 to the bank. However, she doesn't do so and steals it and go to see him with the money. It's a long way to see him. In the middle of her drive, she is too tired and sleepy to drive, and also it's dark and raining outside. Surprisingly, she bumps into a motel by the side of highway and stays there...

 By the way, Alfred Hitchcock made the movie, Psycho. I like it because it's a white and black movie, which makes you frightened and wonder what happens next. The last scene of Psycho is so surprising that you want to watch again. You can also enjoy Psycho visually. LLC has Psycho, so you can enjoy it in LLC.

Bloch, Robert. (1999). Psycho. London: Pearson Education

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