Aunt Dora
Background
Dora Pease has dogs named Bounder, Rexy, Helga and Brutus. She has a younger sibling named Beth, and her ancestors are Paul Pease, and Noel Pease. Dora died after freeing a pet fox called Mon Petit Rouge when her horse Mirage shied during a jump and landed on her.
During the events of Are You Afraid of the Dark?: Season 1 Episode 5 The Tale of the Hungry Hounds played by Mia Kirshner
When Pam puts on Dora's old riding clothes, Dora's spirit takes over her. It suddenly turns to night and as Pam opens the attic window, a staircase appears and Pam and Amy walk down it. They walk through the woods and Amy follows Pam into the family cemetery. They end up at Dora’s grave and find a small bone, which Pam says is a gift from Mon Petit Rouge. Dora through Pam tells Amy that she fed Mon Petit Rouge every day. She continues that the day before the fox hunt she let Mon Petit Rouge out of his cage and let him escape. She says that she saddled her horse Mirage and went looking for Mon Petit Rouge, but before a jump, Mirage was startled, and Dora was thrown from Mirage. Giles walks towards them and Pam tells him that she has come to feed the hounds. He tells her that she should have fed them while they were alive. He says when he found the hounds they were nearly starved, and they leapt at him, and he had a heart attack. Pam and Amy run from Giles and hide in the barn and are then locked inside.
Pam says she has to feed the Hounds and Amy shoves her into stable and locks it. Pam tells Amy where the dog food is kept and while Amy goes to look for it, Pam manages to lift the latch on the door. Pam walks towards the door holding the hounds while Amy slowly carries the large bag of dog food towards the door. Pam opens the door and the Hounds run out and Amy climbs onto a haystack. The Hounds jump at her until Mon Petit Rouge suddenly appears and runs away causing the Hounds to chase after him. Amy walks outside the barn and sees Pam riding Mirage. Amy climbs back up the stairs and into the attic and the attic window closes. Later, Dora’s ghost was no longer haunted by the howling of the hungry Hounds.