Abigail Williams

**Abigail Williams** (アビゲイル・ウィリアムズ, *Abigeiru Wiriamuzu*?) was an 11 or 12-year-old girl who, along with nine-year-old Betty Parris, was among the first of the children to accuse their neighbors of witchcraft; these accusations eventually led to the Salem witch trials.

In early 1692, Abigail Williams was living with her relative, Betty Parris' father, the village pastor Samuel Parris, along with his two slaves Tituba and John Indian.

Tituba was part of a group of three women — with Sarah Good and Sarah Osborne — who were the first to be arrested, on February 29 of 1692, under the accusation that their specters (ghosts) were afflicting the young girls in Parris' household. The three women were questioned separately but were aware of each other and, in a classic prisoner's dilemma, they were turned against each other. Sarah Good was the first interrogated and held to her importance. Judge John Hathorne directed all "the children... to look upon her and see if this were the person that hurt them... and they all did look upon her" and claimed her specter tormented them. "Sarah Good... why do you thus torment these poor children?" Hathorne asked. "What do I know, you bring others here and now you charge me with it," Sarah Good responded. Next Hathorne interrogated Sarah Osbourne, who claimed not to know Sarah Good or even her full name. But Hathorne said to her, "Sarah Good said that it was you that hurt the children." According to the transcript, this is a distortion of what Sarah Good had said, as she had only vaguely referred to the others without naming them, in a way that was only intended to deflect blame from herself. Tituba was interrogated last and was the only of the three women to offer a full and elaborate confession against herself and pointing the finger of blame at the other two women: "Sarah Good and Osbourne would have me hurt the children." According to an investigation by Robert Calef that began soon after the trials, Tituba later recanted her confession as forced and claimed abuse from the slaveowner Parris:

Further accusations against many others emerged from the Parris household (and others) and eventually lead to the imprisonment of hundreds and the deaths of more than 20 in 1692. Sarah Osborne died in prison in May and Sarah Good was executed on July 19 along with four other women. Members of Parris household all managed to survive the entire episode including Tituba, who was released from jail a year later, when the slaveowner Parris paid her prison fees and sold her.

## Appearances

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## Stories

### *Fate/Grand Order*

* Foreigner
* Foreigner 2
* Heroic Spirit Traveling Outfit: Abigail Williams
* Heroic Spirit Festive Wear: Abigail Williams
* Heroic Spirit Travel Journal: Abigail Williams
* Rosarium de Clavis Argenteus
* Chocolate Key
* Emerald Float

Seeking for atonement in the heretical land, that is the harvest of the devil.

 Bond 1 | **Height/Weight**: 152cm・44kg
**Source**: Historical Fact
**Region**: North America, Massachusetts
**Alignment**: Chaotic・Evil
**Gender**: Female
 Bond 2 | Late 17th century.
"Witch trial incidents" that occurred in the pioneer village of Salem.
One young girl, who first showed signs of demonic possession was Abigail Williams.
Other girls started to show abnormal symptoms of demonic possession as well and many of the villagers were accused for about a year for the cause.
As a result, 200 were arrested, of which 19 were hanged, 2 died in prison, and one was tortured to death.
 Bond 3 | **Hollow Tree Filled by a Remnant of Light**
**Rank:** EX
**Type:** Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm
Qliphoth Rhizome. Opening a "gate" to a foreign world that is incompatible with humanity, creating distortions within the target's mind and body, a rhizome is born alongside the Qliphoth, the tree of evil.
The target "key", Abigail, has her individual consciousness restrained. This is why it is an Anti-Unit Noble Phantasm.
 Bond 4 | **Witch Trial: A+**
Drawing out acts of jealousy and hate towards her without volition, giving rise to a chain of misfortune, an innocent threat.

**Mass Hysteria: B**
The insanity exuded by the evil god within her, can easily break down the fragile common sense and morals of humans.

**Prayer of Creed: C**
 Bond 5 | As a follower of the Puritan sect, Abigail, is an innocent girl who respects God and never fails to give her thanks through prayer. Sensitive and naive, she is merely a girl of her age.

The Puritans who highly believed in virtuous poverty, crossed the sea to escape from oppression from the authoritative church, and reached the new world. However, they were eventually caught up to, and cornered.
The arguments of their protests, were aimed towards their neighbors.
"Heroes" truly rise in a realm of oppression and corruption————
And the pure convictions that they conducted themselves by, became tools to inspect others, rearing jealous suspicion and selfishness in their restless lives of cyclic strife and plundering in the colony.

————and eventually from the bottom of their hearts they insanely, started to seek out "Witches". Our misfortune and suffering, must be the deeds of the devil, so they claimed.
In the end, witches were found in Salem, and the door of the horrifying Witch Trials opened.

 Extra | Outer God. "All-In-One, One-In-All".
While these are fictional creations of a genius man, they possess conditions to erode common sense into madness.
They, no, those are false gods that do not exist in Earth's ancient history, yet we can't eliminate the possibilities that they are observers from an abyss far away.
With such characteristics, she was given this class. Visitor from the empty void---Foreigner.

To make the impossible possible, the Demon God Raum traced the origin of the man's idea in search for historical incidents, and inevitably found one girl.

 April Fool's | Witch-Type Servant
A village girl with a cute forehead. But then she got possessed by an alien octopus from outer space. She gets naughtier as you Ascend her.

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**Heroic Spirit Traveling Outfit: Abigail Williams** (英霊旅装: アビゲイル・ウィリアムズ, *Heroic Spirit Traveling Outfit: Abigail Williams*?)
Celebrating Fate/Grand Order's 3rd Anniversary!!!

Let's travel the world to celebrate this great day.

And of course, your Heroic Spirits in their travel outfits will be by your side!

**Heroic Spirit Festive Wear: Abigail Williams** (英霊祭装：アビゲイル・ウィリアムズ, *Heroic Spirit Festive Wear: Abigail Williams*?)
Celebrating Fate/Grand Order's 4th Anniversary!!

To celebrate this anniversary in a magnificent way,

The Heroic Spirits are entertaining you with various special events.

**Heroic Spirit Travel Journal: Abigail Williams** (英霊紀行：アビゲイル・ウィリアムズ, *Heroic Spirit Travel Journal: Abigail Williams*?)
Master, won't you lend me a hand?

under the same sky――― In a world where you live.

This moment is dazzling as it will end one day.

The choice is precious as it is immutable.

Don't forget the journey you have embarked on.

The story continues on with you.

With much gratitude, FGO 5th Year Anniversary.

**Rosarium de Clavis Argenteus** (銀鍵のロザリオ, *Rosarium de Clavis Argenteus*?)
This "key" supposedly existed in Salem, Massachusetts for a time. It was there for a few decades, but considering the key's existence is measured in centuries, that time span is just a blink of an eye. The key was methodically preserved by a thaumaturgist, who came from England. It was wrapped in parchment and then placed inside a box made out of fragrant wood that emitted a sweet-smelling aroma. The key granted special powers to the possessor. But it couldn't be in the hands of just anybody. There were specific conditions that had to be met. The conditions were that the individual had to be innocent, possess the heart of a child, and have knowledge of magecraft. This was because the key was connected to the dream world. This was due to the fact that, according to the "Book of Eibon," "Necronomicon," and other grimoires, the key was created by a thaumaturgist who came from the northern continent that had sunk during the Glacial Period. While it is indeed called a key since it closely resembled the excavated artifacts from the ruins of Rome, there was no lock that was paired with it. It was essentially a key based off of a concept, and it should have actually been called something similar to a staff that thaumaturgists wield. When the catastrophe that was the Witch Trials of Salem occurred, the key should have been lost and hidden away as just another myth or superstition. However, it found an individual who met the conditions to inherit it. The girl's name was Abigail Williams. The girl rightfully and correctly used the key, handed to her by the Demon God Pillar, during sunset, when the hills of the execution site turned crimson the moment the celestial bodies aligned. Iä! Iä! The red seal on the devil's tome inscribed by the women suspected to be witches... The same knots of the same number of nine seals were handled with the same motion fit for each seal...and the girl opened up the door that led to the "Boundary." Iä! Iä! Y-grah'n li'gai gai! Those who gaze back on us from within the abyss of falsity. O lord of the ultimate gate who reigns beyond the corridors of dreams. O, All-in-One and One-in-All being. We must caution those who come in contact with the young girl. The girl's existence shall put the world into uncertainty. But... Oh... Ohhh...

...The excerpt ends there.

**Chocolate Key** (チョコの鍵, *Chocolate Key*?)
Valentine's chocolate from Abigail.

A chocolate key (freshly made).

A chocolate confection handmade by Abigail Williams. A simple, key-shaped chocolate. After the chocolate was released from its mold through warm water, it was decorated with almonds, silver dragees, edible silver foil, and powdered sugar. It's delicate, so be careful when handling it. A few strands of Cat's hair got mixed in, since she helped make it.

Sweetness: 9 Aroma: 8

Weight: 1 oz. Ease of eating: 8

Elation: 7 Swiftness: 10

Cuteness: 8 Bitterness: 4

Sanity: 0 Durability: 1

Damage bonus: +1d4

Weapon: A sweet pain to the heart 55%, Damage 1d3

Ability: Open Lock 25%, Persuade 40%, Acrobatics 65%, Swimming 80%

Mass Hysteria: 0/1 while admiring, 1/1d10 after consumption.

**Emerald Float** (エメラルド･フロート, *Emerald Float*?)
Care for a chilled sweet pancake while you float in the glittering, emerald ocean?

The water sparkles like the stars, and the ripple of waves is music to the ears. The hair rustles, and the sun's rays flicker to singe the nape of the neck.

Together with you, someplace, one day...

A dream of a summer's day that may have happened.

## References

1. ↑ https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/Abigail\_Williams
2. ↑ https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/Rosarium\_de\_Clavis\_Argenteus
3. ↑ https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/Chocolate\_Key
4. ↑ https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/Heroic\_Spirit\_Traveling\_Outfit:\_Abigail\_Williams
5. ↑ https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/Emerald\_Float
6. ↑ https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/Heroic\_Spirit\_Festive\_Wear:\_Abigail\_Williams
7. ↑ https://fategrandorder.fandom.com/wiki/Heroic\_Spirit\_Travel\_Journal:\_Abigail\_Williams