Alex & Norma | To Build A Home

"I always felt safe when you were here."

1080p = best experience!

so, um, yeah, wow... [jamie lee curtis voice] trauma! watching these two go from enemies, to adversaries, to reluctant acquaintances, to sort of friends, to close friends (norma's words not mine) to crushing bad, to falling deeply in love to losing each other in the most tragic ill spirited way known to man featuring marriage of convenience done to perfection, insane pining, boy completely whipped and obsessed trope and chemistry at a solid 110% was a spiritual experience for me to say the least... so spiritual it led to me making the longest video i've ever made on here and it didn't even take me two and a half decades to finish which truly says it all.

honestly don't say you've felt true pain unless you've watched norma bates self destruct, ruin her one and only chance at most deserved happiness and push away the only person who ever truly loved and accepted her for who she was flaws and all AND don't say you've felt true pain unless you've watched alex romero finally find most deserved happiness after being miserable and alone for twenty years and losing it after only properly being with her for TWO WEEKS. this is all so very serious and deranged😭

these two tragic hags really changed the trajectory of my life and i truly loved making this video so much (tears aside) and i'm honestly genuinely satisfied with the result!! i really hope y'all enjoy it!💛

Show | Bates Motel
Song | To Build a Home by The Cinematic Orchestra
Coloring | StarkQueen (edited)

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