Dolores

Dolores is the second character of the ghosts haunting the house.

Appearances Dolores has an elderly appearance and wears a night gown. Her face shows a blank expression that shows no emotion. She appears to be very slim and haggard in her hygiene, perhaps due to her failing mental / physical health.

Story Dolores was the wife of a man named George and they were raising a baby together. She enjoys listening and dancing to opera music as well as drinking tea which may have included administered medicine at one point.

When she and her husband moved to their new house, she becomes mentally ill with signs of dementia, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and violent paranoia. George tries to take care of Dolores as well as the baby at the same time which wears on his own nerves. His knowledge of mental health conditions did not help him in "curing" her. Dolores started to spy on her husband as her paranoia gave her the belief he's up to something.

In the deepest moments of her bouts of dementia and paranoia, she claims George wants to poison her with rat poison. Her episodes included mumbling random numbers, scratching her arms, banging her head on the walls, and extreme emotional outbursts that had no trigger. There are few times that she calms down and demanded George to forgive her actions - showing she was aware of his attempts to be patient with her.

When George started to become very overwhelmed and nervous about Dolores' increasingly violent responses, he decided that better care was needed. Dolores seems to respond to his decision by killing her own husband with seven knives in cold-blood. Dolores enters her bedroom to comfort the baby after committing the murder and the sight of her baby reduces the violent response. With her moment of clarity and an overwhelming sense of grief, Dolores takes her own life by hanging herself.

The baby is left to cry in fear from the sight of Dolores' hanged corpse and subsequently perish from neglect with both of the parents now dead.

Trivia

 * Dolores is probably based on Lisa from P.T. because her laughter or sobbing sound muffled like a radio, also her child might be similar to the "deformed" baby in the bathroom for it's crying can be heard.
 * The talking furniture in the kitchen references the film Evil Dead II for they began to laugh maniacally at Ash, which makes him laugh along because he was losing his mind. The Fridge even address Dwayne as "the crazy one."