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The iconic shower scene from Psycho uses pace and editing techniques to build tension and sympathy for the character. It begins and ends slowly with about 30 seconds of fast-paced stabbing in the middle. Fewer cuts are used to focus on Marion and build suspense as she is attacked. The high-pitched score during the fast cuts and slowing music afterward reinforce the stabbing and Marion's slow death, eliciting an emotional response from the audience.
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