Bathsheba in The Conjuring

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Bathsheba in *The Conjuring* is the malevolent witch spirit who haunts the Perron family’s farmhouse and serves as the film’s primary supernatural antagonist.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf antagonist
fictional character
supernatural entity
witch spirit
alignment evil
appearsIn The Conjuring
appearsInFilmSeries The Conjuring Universe
associatedWithObject tree used for her hanging in the film’s backstory
associatedWithTheme demonic possession
haunted house
backstoryRole accused witch who sacrificed her child to the devil in the film’s lore
basedOn Bathsheba Sherman
countryOfOrigin United States
createdBy Carey W. Hayes
Chad Hayes
createdFor The Conjuring (2013 film)
linked to: The Conjuring
directedBy James Wan
filmReleaseYear 2013
franchiseRole iconic villain of The Conjuring franchise
gender female
genre horror
hauntsLocation Harrisville, Rhode Island farmhouse
Perron family farmhouse
linked to: Perron farmhouse
inspiredBy real-life Perron family haunting accounts
languageOfWork English
makeupEffectsBy Justin Raleigh
medium live-action film
notableAbility apparition manifestation
curse casting
possession
telekinesis
notableAction attempts to force Carolyn Perron to kill her children
notableScene appears on top of wardrobe in the Perron girls’ bedroom
manifests on a tree outside the farmhouse
occupation witch
opposes Ed Warren
Lorraine Warren
portrayedBy Joseph Bishara
roleInStory primary supernatural antagonist
species demonic spirit
targetOf exorcism by Ed and Lorraine Warren
threatens Carolyn Perron
Perron children
torments Perron family
visualDesign decrepit witch-like appearance

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Joseph Bishara portrayed Bathsheba in The Conjuring