Abigail Williams' Necklace, also known as Abigail Williams' Pendant, is a bewitched pendant necklace that belonged to the legendary abominable witch Abigail Williams, who receives her preternatural power from it. And it is one of many magical items in the 2010 Disney fantasy adventure movie The Sorcerer's Apprentice.
When the wizard Maxim Horvath uses the Parasite Spell on her, he takes her necklace and places it on his staff.
History
This pentagram-like pendant is worn by Abigail Willaims, the dangerous 17th century witch with a taste for turmoil whose legend was responsible for putting the town of Salem, Massachusetts on the map.
During the 1600s, she used her own magic to cause hysteria and chaos in the town of Salam before being imprisoned in the Grimhold by the noble wizard Balthazar Blake for her crimes.
Centuries later, in modern-day New York, Maxim Horvath, after draining Drake Stone's magical energy via the Parasite Spell, freed Abigail from her imprisonment within the Grimhold.
Later in New York on the following night, Horvath uses the Parasite Spell on her, he takes her necklace and placed on his staff while leaving her for dead.
Appearence
Abigail Williams's Necklace is made of black silver, and is shaped like an upside-down star with a circle around it, an reversed pentagram which is a common occult symbol in black magic. The necklace resembles a star-shaped sigil that is the symbol of the Morganians, when without the circle. It has a long red thread that holds it.
Powers and Abilities
The Necklace's powers are same with magic rings which are conduits (items with magical properties). It is what fuels or harness Abigail Williams' dark powers and also it also emits a glowing, dark orange aura around it when its supernatural energy is being charged or when Abigail uses her Necklace to cast black magic.
Videogame Appearance
Abigail Williams' Pendant is featured in the 2010 Nintendo DS videogame adaptation of Disney's The Sorcerer's Apprentice with Abigail herself as the game's fourth boss.
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Trivia
- Like Maxim Horvath and Sun Lok, Abigail Williams herself used this pendant as her own conduit as opposed to using a ring to perform magic.