quot;Scream" as we see Casey (Drew Barrymore) the innocent, flirtatious blonde killed at the beginning of the film where the audience least expect it. According to Propp's theory (A Russian narrative theorist) Norman is portrayed as a Helper or False hero, we also see Marion as the princess (heroine) in this case Marion being the princess is very ironic as she is not "perfect" as she stole the money at the beginning of the film. These are soon juxtaposed as Norman becomes the villain and Marion's sister Lila is seen as the princess (Blonde as well). Marion Joins with Sam (The hero) to uncover the truth. Collectively we can apply the Propp theory to "Psycho" although the character roles do change around. In this film there is a large contrast between what the audience are aware of and what the characters are. Through the different use of techniques like camera shots the audience are informed or given hints at what may happen or who to.
             In the parlour scene Marion and Norman are in a very enclosed claustrophobic room in the motel. Marion is portrayed physically the most dominant and confident out of the two of them as Norman is more shy and weak, he is presented like this as when the audience discover the true Norman is comes as a large shock as they didn't expect it. Norman shows an attraction to Marion this is emphasised by how he is nervous and st
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