She is particularly good at sewing as she is mostly composed of needles.She also has control over the weather in the Other World as she is able to make lightning appear, which appears in the shape of her hand, when she talks to Coraline about the rain and is able to completely cover the entire moon with the shadow of a button and to completely disintegrate into a blank void. The Beldam (also known as "The Other Mother" in her loving-mother disguise) is the main antagonist of Neil Gaiman's 2002 dark fantasy young adult novel Coraline, which was adapted into Laika's 1st full-length animated feature film of the same name. As Coraline explores the living room, she discovers that the doll lying in front of the small door by itself.

However, she is really just using all these amazing things to lure her victims away from their real families and stay with her forever so she can sew buttons into their eyes which presumably traps them in her world.When her true nature is revealed, she instantly drops her loving maternal figure and reveals herself as an evil authoritarian witch who is determined to do anything to consume her victims' flesh and keep their spirits as her prisoners, no matter how twisted and sadistic these measures are.

She kidnaps children who move into Pink Palace Apartments in attempt to devour their lives and imprison their souls, which allows her to live.

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When both Coraline and the Other Father have a full plate and eat from it, the Other Mother never puts anything on her own plate. Eventually, Coraline confronts the Beldam in the living room to let her go home. The flat beside Coraline's is unoccupied, and a small door that links them is revealed to be bricked up when opened.Coraline goes to visit her new neighbours. They do no…

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The Beldam (also known as "The Other Mother" in her loving-mother disguise) is the main antagonist of Laika's 1st full-length animated feature film Coraline, which is based on the 2002 English dark fantasy children's novel of the same name by Neil Gaiman. She is the arch-enemy of Coraline. If she loses, then Coraline will let the Other Mother sew the buttons into her eyes and become a loving daughter to her.

Her modus operandi is also slightly different as she does not use button-eyed ragdolls to lure victims into the Other World, which, in its true form, looks more like a child's sketchings rather than a spiderweb. In both versions of the story, the Beldam's identity is never revealed.

The Beldam is a former faerie member of the Court of Oberon, was one of the original Dark Spawn Lords during the first Cartoonian War, and is the main antagonist from Coraline. She seems to tap her fingers on a surface whenever it is brought up, implying excitement from the idea.However, it is known that she does not play by the rules and prefers to resort to cheating.

Her creations are obedient to her ways and the Beldam frequently encourages them to do whatever they can to convince their victims to stay in the Other World forever. In reality, the Cat was trying to protect both Wybie and Coraline from the Beldam, due to his detailed knowledge of the Other World, which he can freely enter through various portals. The inhabitants are killed after she grabs each eye from them as the surroundings around them turn into grey stone.

However, this extended free will proved to be one of the Beldam's biggest mistakes since the Other Wybie used this as an advantage to actually try to help and rescue Coraline from the Beldam. She pretends to have a picnic, with the picnic blanket laid over the entrance to the well.

She has very thin skeletal arms with hands made of sewing needles and a few metallic spider-like legs.While disguised as her victims' mothers, she acts like a very loving, caring, and charismatic woman especially toward troubled children.

The doll later ends up in Mrs. Lovat's trunk and discovering its eerie resemblance to Coraline, Wybie decides to give it to Coraline as a "gift".

Entertained by the Other World's glamour, her victims would be offered the chance to stay here forever, under the condition that a pair of buttons will be sewn over their eyes. To sustain her existence, the Beldam seized the opportunity to lure in children to the Other World. She appears as a cross between a skeleton and an arachnid.

Initially creeped out, Coraline nevertheless plays with the doll whilst exploring the apartment.

The Beldam is the main antagonist of Laika’s 1st full-length animated feature film Coraline. She is the demonic button-eyed arachnoid ruler of the Other World. Alluding to her archaic background, the Beldam speaks very eloquently, uses relatively old-fashioned language and seeks to maintain a traditional family through loving (this appears to be genuine at first) discipline.

Coraline Jones and her loving parents move into an old house that has been divided into flats. She later mutilates his mouth after he disobeys her. Coraline frequently explores the apartment alone, especially the garden, due to her parents busily working on their gardening catalog. The Other Wybie is the only Other inhabitant that is completely sympathetic to Coraline and shows no willingness, even when coerced, to harm her.However, as the magic of the Other World fades away as the Other Mother loses her powers and becomes more and more like her real self, so do the inhabitants of the Other World.

This is because without Coraline, she'd starve to death.Perhaps her most distinctive trait is her "love". The Other Mother's severed hand attempts to seize the key, but steps on the blanket and falls into the well. The severed hand prepares to attack Coraline but as it lands on the blanket, it instantly crashed into the well, sealing the Beldam's doom.The appearance of the Beldam (or the Other Mother) changes throughout the movie. being the wife of a loving husband), it was probably a more pragmatic choice for the Beldam to make him a dutiful slave in luring Coraline.They cannot escape the Other World as they are made out of sawdust and it is heavily implied that the sawdust serves as their "life energy" that is sustained by the powers of the Other Mother, which are fully manifested in the Other World.