Question: what does abigail complain about with elizabeth?
Answer: In Act One, when her uncle, Reverend Parris, asks about Abigail's reputation in town, she promises that her name is good. She insists that Elizabeth Proctor "hates [her]" because Abigail "would not be her slave." She calls Elizabeth a "lying, cold, sniveling woman" who she cannot abide working for.