'Bates Motel' Season 3 Spoilers: Will Freddie Highmore, Vera Farmiga Discover "Norma/Norman" In March? [WATCH]

Based on the Alfred Hitchcock suspense thriller, Psycho, Bates Motel  explores the events preluding to the serial massacre in the A&E drama. In the upcoming Season 3, will Norma Bates (Vera Farmiga) be able to control Norman Bates (Freddie Highmore)'s "split personality" in March?

As we previously mentioned, Bates Motel follows the younger years of tortured teen Norman (Highmore) and his manipulative mother, Norma (Vera Farmiga). Destined to become a psychopath, did Norman lose his mind from the very beginning? Or was his psychosis forced upon him by his surroundings and the corrupt townspeople around him? Will Dylan (Max Thieriot) save his brother before their own family and town tears them apart?

Dread Central released a new teaser trailer featuring Norman and his mother in a surreal dream. The lyrics, "Give you love," are repeating over and over agin as the camera spins around endlessly. Norma is in her rocking chair, moving back and forth, before she suddenly becomes someone else.

A new photo (the one above) was posted on the official Bates Motel Facebook page. The caption states, "Are you ready to check in?"

Check out Norma/Norman Transformation here:

The teaser trailer, Becoming Psycho, had been previously released, which featured both Norma and Norman dancing in a hallucinogenic dream.

Check out Becoming Psycho here:

We also reported that a big change will happen to Emma (Olivia Cooke), "Her lung capacity is depleted because of an infection. You start to wonder how long she really has left. Emma's still working at the motel. There's a proposition from Norman that excites her as well. In their relationship, they get a lot closer in a way that is super-lovely and exciting for Emma, but then she realizes not all is what it seems."

Expect new faces this season as Joshua Leonard (The Blair Witch Project), Kevin Rahm (Mad Men), and Ryan Hurst (Sons of Anarchy) join the cast.

Season 3 of Bates Motel is scheduled to air on A&E, March 9, 2015.

Readers, are you ready to see Norman Bates go psycho?