Due to the stories and circumstances surrounding her death being twisted by the public view, even Norman thought she was evil. Throughout the events of her death's 300th anniversary, what had happened to her became famous, but was only believed to be a myth.

It is presumed that other Prenderghast mediums all the way down to Norman's great-uncle Mr. However, every year, someone, who has the same ability as her, is obliged to read a book to put her to sleep before her curse begins, delaying it by one year. Angered at the judges' accusation, as she didn't do anything wrong, Agatha cursed those who testified against her and her curse continued for three hundred years. Her ability caused people to become more and more distant from her to the point that they were led into believing that she was a witch and the people were led in to taking her away from her mother and was sentenced to be executed by the judge, and was later hanged. Much like her distant relative, Norman Babcock, she can see the dead and also speak to them.

His grave is also named as you look closely.Agatha lived with her mother in Blithe Hollow, Massachusetts.

He shares the name of the character from a film called Witchfinder General (who's name is also Hopkins).We thought we knew our way in life.but in death.we are lost. We need you to read from the book to send us all back to the grave.' 'You can speak to the dead.to us.to her.'I will not risk damnation on these good people!'.You have, by this court, been found.guilty! And it is passed on you, according to your grievous crimes.execution!' Witnessed by those whose testimonies have been heard. On this day, you have been arraigned for the horrible crime of witchcraft. 'Agatha Prenderghast, of his majesty's province of Massachusetts.The Judge's spirit disappears in front of Norman's family with a look of regret on his face. When Norman stopped the curse, he and the other zombies crumble away and their spirits drift away (should be noted this is the only time anyone else besides Norman saw ghosts). The Judge decides to take Norman to Aggie's grave, having his family drive them there, resulting in a very awkward ride. An angry mob sees Norman with the zombies and attempts to lynch him but are stopped by Courtney, Alvin, Mitch and Neil. The Judge admits his guilt and asks for Norman's help to make up for what they did. He wakes up to see the Judge and the other zombies and call them out for what they did. Norman finds out the truth about Aggie in a supernaturally-induced flashback. When Norman and the others look for Aggie's records, Norman is knocked unconscious by the storm that Aggie's spirit is causing. Hopkins and the other zombies find their way into Blithe Hollow, where the citizens get frightened and attack them. The Judge climbs on top of the van but is physically restrained by Neil, and Mitch drives off, leaving Hopkins hanging from the back screaming. Norman and Alvin are picked up by Mitch, Neil and Courtney in the car, and the zombies catch up to them. Norman and Alvin are the first to see them and get scared off. Three hundred years later, he and the other Puritans rise from the dead as zombies. Ironically, public view twisted the story to make Aggie look like an evil witch. After his death, he and the others realized what they had done. She cursed Hopkins to make him and the others suffer. In his mortal life, he and the others were afraid of Aggie and sentenced her to death for 'witchcraft' when she only spoke to the dead.

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