A character will return in Bates Motel Season 3 Episode 9 in the person of Bradley. Bradley will bring out the sexual side of Norman who will be surprised when the visitor returns to White Pine Bay.
According to a report, based on the synopsis for Bates Motel Season 3 Episode 9 titled "Crazy", it says Norman will spend the day with a surprise visitor. Nicola Peltz, who plays the role of Bradley, is said ot be the character that could be referred to as the surprise visitor. She was earlier confirmed to have signed up for the role for this season and was listed to be part of Episode 6. But since she has not appeared on the said episode, the report said there is a strong possibility that she will make a comeback in Episode 9.
Bradley was not seen since Season 2 after leaving the town. She was made to do so after killing his father's old partner Gil as revenge for the death of her father wherein Norman and Dylan were there to help her leave. The problem child though may not be a trouble maker when she reappears. The executive producer was quoted as saying that it is not what viewers would expect it to be. What she has gone through since she left and her journey as she returns to town will be focused on.
SEXUAL PLOTLINE?
Moreover, another report says a romance between Bradley and Dylan will not be expected since the storyline for this season is not focused on the latter. It can be remembered that Bradley was Norman's first love. However, she has had feelings for Dylan. What is sure is that Norman and Bradley will have enough exposure and a "sexual plotline." Reviving Norman's sexual side is said to be related to his "Psycho" attacks.
Episode 8 which aired on Monday showed an increased tension between Norma and Norman. Norman recovers from a recent discovery and Sheriff Romero talks to Norma after finding out about something. Caleb and Dylan accept a risky job while Emma decides on something about her future with Norman.
Will Bradley make situations worse if she will indeed return? Bates Motel Season 3 Episode 9 airs at 9 p.m. on May 4, Monday over A & E.
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