Early on in the work in which she appears, she notes that her uncle saw Mercy naked, and it is revealed that she drank chicken's blood.  
Early on in the work in which she appears, she notes that her uncle saw Mercy naked, and it is revealed that she drank chicken's blood.  She mocks another character for standing by his "cold, sniveling wife," and this character runs away after robbing her guardian, presumably to become a prostitute in Boston. Despite the fact that she told another character it was merely "sport," the histrionics of this niece of Samuel Parris subvert Mary Warren's recantation. The first to accuse Tituba of witchcraft, FTP, name this girl who accuses Elizabeth of playing with poppets, a character with whom John Proctor has an affair in The Crucible.
Early on in the work in which she appears, she notes that her uncle saw Mercy naked, and it is revealed that she drank chicken's blood.  
{Abigail} {Williams} (accept either) (3) [AH]