v. Ordinary people face ordinary problems. Because of the strong connection with Marion and Norman, the audience takes pity on them and begins to dismiss the immoral choices they have chosen to make. Some viewers begin to see these choices as acceptable and act accordingly in the real world.
Transition Statement:
III. Alfred Hitchcock dives deeply into the theme of morality within the movie “Psycho.”
A. In the first glimpse of the movie, Marion and her fiancé are having an afternoon rendezvous.
i. While this image is not uncommon in modern day, sexual encounters outside of marriage were rarely seen and often frowned upon in 1960. The audience is quick to judge the character’s actions and suspect her morals to be questionable.
i. As
Transition Statement:
III. Alfred Hitchcock dives deeply into the theme of morality within the movie “Psycho.”
A. In the first glimpse of the movie, Marion and her fiancé are having an afternoon rendezvous.
i. While this image is not uncommon in modern day, sexual encounters outside of marriage were rarely seen and often frowned upon in 1960. The audience is quick to judge the character’s actions and suspect her morals to be questionable.
i. As