Edita Sanchez

Edita Sanchez is one of the main characters in The Mara. She is the youngest and most intelligent member of the Sanchez family.
== Appearance ==
Edita is a small pale skinned baby girl with a black pacifier. She resembles, and is smarter than her father, Richard,
 but she is much shorter in stature and has a more feminine appearance. 
The inside of her mouth is red, and her tongue is dark pink.Edita usually wears an pink dress with a white trim.She was seen in her pajamas on "Joshua's Rival," She
 wore a light blue dress with white trim and slippers. The second time she appears with pajamas is on "Beheaded Bonita," but this time, they are pink onesie pajamas with a white skull silhouette.
== Personality ==
=== Intelligence ===
Edita is by far the most intelligent member of her family, although 
her young age prevents her from really being noticed and taken seriously
 by adults.
=== Maturity ===
Edita can also be considered the most mature member of her family, aside from her mother.
 She often takes care of her siblings in many ways, like helping them 
with their homework, and making their breakfast, as said in "Edita's Pacifier." Due to her young age, however, she is prone to occasionally acting childish and still has stuffed animals.
=== Temper ===
Edita has shown some signs of having her mother's fiery temper.In "Fallecido's Splitting Headache," Marisabel and Joshua awoke from their sleep and found Edita
 violently and mercilessly attacking her stuffed animals because she was
 angry at a rich yet horrible couple for insulting her dress and pacifier, and even wanted to beat them up, showing that she can be just as angry and violent as her mother.
== Trivia ==
* In "Edita's Pacifier,"
 it is revealed that Edita helps Marisabel and Joshua with their homework,
 and she also makes Marisabel and Joshua's breakfast every morning.
* Edita has been seen acting weird four times in the series:in "in "My Fair Fallecido," Fallecido teaches her how to be weird; in "Beauty Salon of Horrors," she becomes weird when it comes to dancing; in "Don't Wake the Dead Up," when she becomes a "zombie"; and in "Beheaded Bonita," where she actually wanted to be weird on Saturday.
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