021 - Abigail

name: "Abigail"
Birthday: "Fall 13"
Lives In: "Pelican Town"
Address: "Pierre's General Store"
Family: "Pierre (Father)"+"Caroline (Mother)"

“ “Abigail lives at the general store with her parents. She sometimes fights with her mom, who worries about Abigail's "alternative lifestyle". Her mom has the following to say: "I wish Abby would dress more appropriately and stop dyeing her hair blue. She has such a wonderful natural hair color, just like her grandmother did. Oh, and I wish she’d find some wholesome interests instead of this occult nonsense she's into." You might find Abigail alone in the graveyard, or maybe out in a rainstorm looking for frogs.”

"Giving her something she likes will result in her implying that she is going to eat the gift, regardless of what it is. This includes diamond, an item that is the hardest mineral on the Moh's hardness scale."+"Abigail's top can be tailored using 1 Cloth and 1 Bone Flute, creating the Blue Long Vest."+"Abigail has a pet guinea pig named "David." If Abigail moves in with the player, another guinea pig named "David Jr." will be present in her farmhouse room, while "David" stays behind in her original room at Pierre's General Store."+"After a sufficient relationship is built up, Pierre will confess that he worries that Abigail is not his biological daughter. Later, the Wizard will mention that he has reason to believe one of the townsfolk is his daughter. At one point Caroline will mention that she used to take secret walks to the Wizard’s tower. Abigail will also stand outside the Wizard’s Tower sometimes. Some of Caroline's dialogue claims that Abigail's natural hair color is a light brown, as opposed to the purple color she dyes it, but with high relationship Abigail confides to the player that she can't remember the last time she dyed her hair and it never fades from purple."+"Abigail has a poster of Crono hanging above her TV; Crono is a character from the Super Nintendo game "Chrono Trigger."
Abigail has a bow in her hair on her sprite, but no bow is shown on her portraits. This bow can, however, be seen in early versions of her portraits."