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They never learn, do they? They have to be so mean all the time. They think they can do whatever they want to you and get away with it. But they didn't know I was here, did they? I've been waiting a long time for this, a long time. In the end, they all get what they deserve.

Ronnie: I knew it was you.

– Angela shedding off her Sheriff disguise, revealing herself and the murders around Camp Manabe.

Michael thought skinning frogs was cool. Ask him how cool it is now!

– Angela revealing herself to Ronnie and her cousin Ricky after skinning Michael alive for all the mean things he's done and to his step-brother Alan, saving his life.

The Real Angela Baker
AngelaReal
Portrayed by Colette Lee Corcoran (Sleepaway Camp)
Felissa Rose (Return to Sleepaway Camp)
Family John Baker (father; deceased)
Peter Baker (twin brother/sister)
Ricky Thomas (cousin)
Martha Thomas (aunt)
Status Deceased (1st Film; Said To Have), Alive (4th Film; Truth Revealed)
Born 1969
Age 6 (Sleepaway Camp)

34 (Return To Sleepaway Camp)

Height 5'4"
Weight 115 lbs
Appearance(s) Sleepaway Camp (1983)
Return to Sleepaway Camp (2008)
Gender Female
Friends Alan
Enemies Sheriff Pete

Mickey

Weed

Frank Kostic

Randy

Linda

T.C.

Bella

Michael

Karen

Ronnie Angelo

Jenny

Angela Baker was the other survivor of a horrible boating accident which claimed the life of her father and severely traumatized her twin brother. Peter assumed Angela's personality and lived the rest of his life as Angela.

Background[]

Angela and Peter grew up with their father, John, and were close to their cousin, Ricky. John's lover, Lenny, had a strong presence in the household.

As a young child, Angela and Peter spied on their father in the arms of Lenny. This led to their first realization of gender awareness.

Films[]

Sleepaway Camp (1983)[]

Real Angela

Young Angela

In 1975, Angela and her family enjoyed a summer picnic on a lake while they waited to visit Aunt Martha. Angela and Peter goofed around on their boat, capsizing them and their father, John. Before they could get out of the water, a speedboat, piloted by careless teenagers Craig and Maryanne, accidentally ran them over, killing John and injuring Peter.

Return to Sleepaway Camp (2008)[]

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Adult Angela

28 years later in 2003, Angela somehow managed to survive the incident and she staged a broken-down car site to attract a cop's attention. She tricked the officer into sliding under the car, allowing her to crush his head with the vehicle. She used the cop's car and uniform to disguise herself as Sheriff Jerry, where she infiltrated Camp Manabe under the pretense of giving an anti-drug speech to the campers. When asked why he spoke through an electrolarynx, Sheriff Jerry explained that he lost his larynx to cancer after a lifetime of smoking, when Angela was actually using it to hide her real voice. Throughout the course of the film, she murders anyone who bullies Alan, making everyone believe Alan's responsible (Except Ronnie because he knew it was Angela). Towards the end, she reveals her true identity while making a speech about how cruel her victims were to Alan. After her speech, she drops her electrolarynx on the ground and speaks in her real voice for the first time since she showed up at Camp Manabe, explaining that Alan's stepbrother, Michael has more or less learned his lesson about skinning frogs, revealing that she skinned him alive as punishment for his actions (which included skinning and kicking some of Alan's frogs, being part of a prank that had people see Alan in his underwear, and beating him up with a croquet mallet, nearly killing him).

Character[]

Even though they are twins, Angela and Peter are introduced as opposites. She is outspoken while the fake is more withdrawn. This is a clue that the silent "Angela" seen throughout the film is in fact Peter. This would also implicate that the Angela seen in Return to Sleepaway Camp is not Peter. However, like Peter, she is also troubled and deadly too.

Behind the Scenes[]

Victims[]

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