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... of Sam,Lila, andArbogast. Hitchcock uses Arbogast&apos ;s character to arouse suspicionwithin theaudience. Arbogast&apos ;s murder is not as intense as Marion&apos ;s becausethe audiencehad ... Movies: A Thematic Analysis of Alfred Hitchcock& apos ;s Psycho Alfred Hitchcock& apos ;s Psycho has been commended for formingthearchetypical basis of all horror films that followed its 1960release. ... audience&apos ;s dislike of his character. Cassidy&apos ;s blatantstatement that allunhappiness can be bought away with money, provokes the audienceto form a justification for Marion&apos ;s theft of...

... Cassidy&apos ;s blatant statement that allunhappiness can be bought away with money, provokes the audience to form a justification forMarion&apos ;s theft of his forty thousand dollars. As Marion ... Marion&apos ;s helpless situation. Theaudience&apos ;s sympathy toward Marion is heightened with the introduction of Cassidy whose crudeboasting encourages the audience&apos ;s dislike of his character. ... Alfred Hitchcock& apos ;s Psycho has been commended for forming the archetypical basis of all horrorfilms that followed its 1960 release. The mass appeal that Psycho has maintained for...

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... Hitchcock& apos ;s cameos, which he admitted to have borrowed from Charles Chaplin in A Woman of Paris (Kapsis 21), was just another example of Hitchcock& apos ;s personalization and perhaps little ... has foreshadowing and imagery through out, such as the credits splitting apart, and all the use of mirrors, implying that perhaps other characters are split also (Spoto 357), and the presence ... There is a distinction between surprise, which lasts only a few seconds, and suspense which captivates one&apos ;s attention the entire length of a film. This is something that Hitchcock realized...

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