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The document analyzes various shots and scenes in a Psycho film sequence to uncover potential meanings and themes. Shots of Norman's face in a mirror and the open door to the woman's room are discussed as possibly signifying Norman's hidden dark side. Dramatic irony is also mentioned as the audience knows the woman will die. Norman's changing demeanor from nervous to confident further hints at his sinister nature that will lead to the woman's demise.
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