Marion Crane's trapped underground, with stolen money. Meanwhile, too far away, her sister hits on her bankrupt fiance.

Psycho II. When all was said and done, and the cobwebs in her mind had been swept away by morphine and the smell of Lysol and the taste of bad hospital food, one thing was starkly clear to Mary Loomis: "Answering the door might have been the biggest mistake of my life." Slight Norman/Mary, some violence, a lot of motherly head games.

Something I wrote 11 years ago in summer 2008. Just a little bit of a "missing scene" in Psycho II. Mary's guilt is really getting to her. A one-shot that I might expand on later. Rated T for a single F-bomb.

A prequel of sorts to Psycho. Upon moving to Fairvale, Sam Loomis encounters an anxious young man in the shop. All rights go to Universal Studios.

My own alternate ending for Psycho II. One shot. Enjoy! :)

One-shot. An alternate ending to the second movie. It's the 22nd anniversary for Norman Bates since he was released from the institution. But even on a day like this, he needs to take care of his mother. This time though, it's not who you think it is. Twist inside. Bad summary. COMPLETE

A stray dog turns up at the diner and befriends Norman. AU Norman and Mary. Based on the events of Psycho II.

Mary visits the bathroom in Cabin One where Marion Crane was murdered.

Norman makes his first visit to the diner after the events of Psycho II.

Norman wakes up from a nightmare. Mary can't sleep either. Kitchen conversation ensues. Norman/Mary, based on Psycho II.

Nothing stops- even in stillness.

What will happen to Detective Arborday when he visits the motel run by Herman Kreepie and his mother? Who knows, but it will definitely all be in the dreaded screenplay format.

One shot. Remember that scene in Psycho II, where Mary's cooking lunch and Norman asks her a question, but the phone rings? What if the phone didn't ring? How would the conversation have went?

'What made you take up taxidermy' Mary asks Norman as he takes a break from painting the motel. Peaceful convo between my two favorite friends. Based on Psycho II.

Warren Toomey called him a loony. Norman wondered if he looked like one- if people still thought he was crazy. But there was one person who seemed to have faith in him- someone he was proud to call a friend. NormanxMary (platonic shipping) based on Psycho II.

Slightly A/U scenario between Norman and Mary. She wishes she didn't have to be part of Lila's plans- Norman is her friend and he's trying so hard to be normal. But what can any of us do against angry, determined mothers? Based on the events of Psycho II. Follows canon, but is not intended to be a missing scene. Rated T for touching on the subject of grisly murder.

One shot. Lila and Mary plan.

Norman cleans up his mother's mess and thinks about poor Marion. Based on the original Hitchcock Psycho and written from Norman's POV. Rated T just in case anyone is squeamish at the mere mention of blood (like I am).

Mother could always see what he couldn't, and she knows that things are changing. Genfic, no gore.

(Or: The Uneventful Week). Norman isn't always out murdering people. Just like the rest of us, Norman has his mundane days where nothing really happens at all.

Based off of Psycho, this is about recurring murders in a high school that no one seems to notice. Maddox tries to find this murderer, but will she be killed off before she does?

Can Roshni, being a psychiatrist herself, be able to recover her husband from the shock he is in?

A collection of tales following Norman Bates from prepubescence to that fateful day Marion Crane arrived. Apologies to the Psycho sequels for completely disregarding them for everything but the name "Chet", but I'd like to explore it on my own. Major TW for abuse in general. Rated T for sexual content,

Norman's conscience fights to stay alive inside of the mind that once was his. Five years after institutionalization, a young nurse's presence aids his recovery, but jealous Mother will not yield. As the system at the mental hospital spins wildly out of control, Norman clings to the hope that things will be better. Are there better lives for men like him? Norman/OC.

Gus Van Sant eat your heart out. At Christmas Time.