tion, and empathy to another. Hitchcock uses this to play with the audience's mind, like when Marion steals the money the audience feels dislike towards her as a thief,
             But Hitchcock then makes the audience empathise with her. Hitchcock repeats this throughout the film; building the audience's emotions toward Marion, but then subtly reminding us that she is in fact a crook, and this 'resets' our emotion response to the character.
             The second plot line then takes us through the murder of Marion. This is possibly the biggest shock in the film, not only are the effects outrage
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