Bates Motel2013

Bradley Martin:
There are only a few people I can stand to be around. You seem to get it. Don't touch me or push me to cheer up. You don't know what a relief that is.

Norman Bates:
I'm glad. I mean, that you can stand to be with me.

Bradley Martin:
Death is a weird thing, isn't it? It's like, someone is with you your whole life.They're breathing, present - and then they're just gone.

Norman Bates:
Totally gone?

Bradley Martin:
Vanished. Never even get to see them again.

Norman Bates:
Ever? Sucks.

Bradley Martin:
It's a really bad plan, whoever came up with it.

Norman Bates:
I think grief is just the period of time it takes for your brain to accept that someone's gone. Because everything in your body, your mind, your entire being, just keeps bringing back to the moment that they're still alive. It takes a long time for your body to let go of that.

Bradley Martin:
That's exactly what it is.

Norman Bates:
It's the hardest thing of all. To let go of someone you love.