Fátima Mare

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**Fátima Mare** was an English teacher that lived in the Devilish Mansion, with her husband Heitor Mare and her adoptive sons, Leonardo Gomes and Frederico Mare, giving 'homeschooling' classes in her house. After betraying her husband and mistreating Fred for unjustifiable reasons, she is drowned by her son in the bathtub of her home.

## Biography

Fátima lived with her husband, Heitor Mare, and her adoptive son, Frederico Mare, in unstable conditions. She was unemployed and had a bad relationship with her husband. Determined to start a new life, they adopted a child from the St. Menefreda Orphanage, named as Leonardo Gomes in April 3, 2005. In the same month, 13 days after adoption, the couple would have acquired the certificate of purchase of the Devilish Mansion, and there they would live their lives as the new residents of the "haunted" house.

Fatima became an independent English teacher, who gave her classes in the form of "homeschooling", a format where the student would go to her home and receive the person’s teachings. Not long during the move, the resident of the 29th house, the house in front of the mansion, Álvaro Augusto, went to introduce himself as the new neighbor of the Mare family. The woman who had hitherto sought employment in schools had been very happy to discover that the man was also a coveted educator of an important university, and was hopeful that if she knew the better man, could be recommended or get some contact to return to work in classes.

Heitor, his partner, would be constantly disappearing while seeking "inspirations" for his songs, leaving his family alone in the house, and making the only ways of communication between the couple were emails and notes. At some point, Fatima began to cheat her husband with Alvaro, who made frequent visits to the mansion. Frederico told Fátima that he had seen Álvaro talking with Leonardo in one of his secret visits, stating that he saw him showing something in his book and doing a kind of "macabre magic" on his brother, but Fátima did not believe his words and beat him as a form of punishment.

On June 1 of the same year, Fátima wrote two e-mails to her husband. In the first, she complained of macabre appearances in the house, reporting concerns that these paranormal events would be frightening Leo. Already in her second email, the woman showed a greater feeling of panic, this being the subject of this message, with the word "Urgent" in caps lock. In it, Fátima points out that several cats would have been killed in the mansion, and that the house would be full of animal blood, having to spend hours cleaning the filth present in every corner of the house. Then she mentiones that she can not stand it anymore, and that she will take a shower to clean herself from all the dirt made. Fatima blamed and punished Fred for all the macabre events that took place in that house and, therefore, during her bath, was violently drowned by Fred, enraged by the Uncontrollable Rage Ritual.

Years later Fátima's death, Daniel Hartmann questioned Frederico Mare and used the accounts of his story as inspiration to compose the story of the "Drowned Woman". This story, along to the coffin of Fatima with the Forced Haunt Ritual Symbol, made the creature real, originating the Drowned Woman.

## Gallery

Email sent by Fátima to Heitor MareEmail sent by Fátima to Heitor Mare
## References

1. ↑ Leonardo Gomes' adoption file in Deconjuration - Episode 16 (*watch on YouTube* at 1h46m20s)
2. ↑ Note left by Fátima in Deconjuration - Episode 16 (*watch on YouTube* at 2h51m35s)
3. ↑ Deconjuration - Episode 16 (*watch on YouTube* at 3h29m56s)
4. ↑ Deconjuration - Episode 16 (*watch on YouTube* at 3h33m36s)
5. ↑ Fred's report in Deconjuration - Episode 17 (*watch on YouTube* at 3h25m02s)
6. ↑ Story "The Drowned Woman" in Deconjuration - Episode 17 (*watch on YouTube* at 43m28s)
7. ↑ Forced Haunt Ritual in Deconjuration - Episode 21 (*watch on YouTube* at 2h10m41s)