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Abigael Jameson-Caine is the half demon, half witch daughter of the powerful demon Alastor and the witch Francesca Jameson. She is the paternal half-sister of the shapeshifting demon Hunter Caine and former half-demon Parker Caine, as well as the older maternal half-sister of Waverly Jameson. Abigael was brought into the lives of the Vera-Vaughn Charmed Ones when she was rescued by Macy Vaughn from a group of demons.

She went over the heads to get the role of "Demon Overlord", using it to instill fear in demons. She believed it is her job as Overlord to unite the demon world by ending war between all of the demon bloodlines. Parker briefly took this alias from his sister with the hope of ending the war between demons and witches. Abigael, on the other hand, believed Parker to be weak, unworthy and under the control of Maggie Vera, leading her to taking back the title from him.

Later, Godric staged a coup and Abigael, having lost control of the demons, was forced to hide. However, through unknown means, she eventually reclaimed the title.

Months later, Abigael voluntarily gave up her throne and left Seattle for an unknown destination to be with her sister and niece.

History[]

Early Life[]

Abigael was born to the powerful demon Alistair Caine and Francesca Jameson, a witch. She said that her father did not much care for her since she was a female, and she was raised by her mother in Sussex. When she was thirteen years old, she reached out to her father since she was curious about him and her demonic side. Alistair sent assassins with the ability to kill anyone that they touch after her which left a negative impact on Abigael, who survived the ordeal.[1]

Francesca had tried to prevent her daughter from going to the demons, going as far as oppressing Abigael with witchcraft and forcibly stripping her of her demon form, leaving a bitter taste in Abigael for the practice, and a resentment for her mother in particular and witches in general. While she was still young though Abigael enjoyed using witchcraft to play pranks on her mother, such as a Blinding Spell.[8]

When Abigael was 13, Francesca gave birth to another daughter, Waverly, by an unknown man. She wouldn't let her eldest daughter touch the baby, but when Waverly was three, Abigael still snuck into Waverly's room and almost burned her alive. Later, Francesca turned to the Elders to rid her elder daughter of her demonic side, and when Abigael found out about it, she trapped her mother and little sister into the house and almost burned them alive.[6] Somehow, Francesca managed to save herself and Waverly, and she also managed to rid Abigael of her demonic form and imprison that darkness in a totem.[9] After that, 16-year-old Abigael was permanently banished from their home and lost contact with her mother and sister.[4]

Throughout the Series[]

In "Careful What You Witch For", knowing that the Charmed ones are still alive, Abigael fakes being in distress which works when Macy Vaughn gets a ping from San Francisco and goes to rescue Abigael, not knowing the whole thing is a setup. Macy takes her to the Command Center blindfolded as she cannot risk her sisters' safety (as Macy doesn't know that Abigael knows she is an Charmed One) or Abigael's safety seeing as she's newly recused from demons. While still blindfolded Maggie Vera comes in and asks Macy for suggestions to keep the Command Center. Abigael offers her input which Maggie takes. Later on Macy opens up an portal for Abby to go home, but she tries to kill Macy. They engaged in a short fight until Abigael recognizes Macy's scar from the Darklighter saying she has encounter him too.

In "Deconstructing Harry", Macy doesn't trust Abigael especially learning that's she half-demon which forces Abigael to tell Macy and Mel Vera that her demon father was no other than Alastor, but presses on the fact on what she told Macy before about being raised by an single mom in Sussex was true.

In "The Truth about Kat and Dogs", Abigael helps Harry Greenwood sort through his human memories which he hopes will be the key in finding his Darklighter who has taken Macy.

In "When Sparks Fly", she's mentioned when Macy offered Jimmy a deal to take Abigael away for his unknown master in exchange for him leaving Macy and her sisters alone.

In "Past is Present", Abigael is seen having a threesome with two women — both of which are named Susan — when they are interrupted by the arrival of Maggie, Harry and Macy. Abigael takes Maggie to see her ex-boyfriend Parker Caine. When Parker sees Abigael, he proceeds to hold her at chokepoint, in retaliation for her seemingly trying to kill him. Abigael is believed to have killed the dryads and taken the immunity granting fruits from the hallowed tree in Sacred Grove, and is originally sentenced to death for it, but in the end her powers and immortality are seemingly stripped by Parker as punishment. However, it is revealed she is working with the demon Godric, who actually stole the fruits. Abigael is shown to have eaten a piece of the fruit which made her immune to the effects of the truth serum that Maggie and Parker had given her earlier and had in fact retained her powers. She teams up with Godric to take down Parker at any cost.

In "The Rules of Engagement", Abigael manipulates the Charmed Ones and is successful in stopping Parker and Maggie's wedding making Maggie think Parker has become unhinged ever since he went to find himself. She also fakes his death and is holding him prisoner inside his dungeon taking back her reign as Demon Overlord making the Charmed Ones think she's an ally with Macy being an secret exempt as revealed in Abigael's next appearance although it's possibly due to Macy catching Abby kissing an unsuspected Harry.

In "Curse Words", desperate to spend more time with Harry, Abigael fakes an assassination attempt which Macy immediately suspects is faked. Macy is proven right, but the damage is already done as all Abigael wanted to do was distance the relationship between Harry and Macy.

In "Dance Like No One is Witching", after Harry contracts a demonic illness, he asks Mel to call Abigael for help. Abigael states that Harry has a Malignant parasite, but she knows an antidote that can destroy it. Macy does not trust her, especially when Abigeal reveals that if there is no parasite, the antidote will kill him. While Macy tries to ask Julian Shea for help, Abigeal proceeds to make the antidote after Harry attempted to attack Mel. Before Macy and Mel can try and see for definite if Harry has the parasite, they are called away by Maggie, and Abigael uses the opportunity to finish and inject the antidote into Harry. Mel and Macy come back to Abigael's apartment just as she finished injecting the antidote, which works and cures Harry of the parasite. Still distrustful, Macy and Mel leave with Harry, who thanks Abigael before he leaves.

In "Needs to Know", Abigael invites Harry to dinner in her penthouse. She created a romantic atmosphere and gave him a massage. Having been inside his head, she knows he is in love with Macy and tries to use his feelings to manipulate him by telling him that Macy isn't fulfilling his needs. Harry continues to discourage her because she is half-demon, but Abigael isn't easily dissuaded and continues her seductions hoping to break him. Their evening was interrupted by a mysterious SOS call from Helen McGantry, and Harry rushed to her aid. Left alone, Abigael set fire to his plate of food in anger.
That same evening, Abigael is approached by Macy who wants help in removing her demonic powers - in hopes that this will aid in restoring the Power of Three. She escorts Macy down to the dungeon, revealing that Parker is alive as he is the only being that knows where the ritual dagger is that is needed. Abigael threatens Parker, even telekinetically flinging him up against the ceiling of his cell, before Macy says that she will speak with him.
After having obtained the knife, Abigael performs the demonic ritual to strip Macy of her demon powers. She later returns to the dungeon, showing Parker that she had not only stripped Macy of her demonic powers but that she had stolen them for herself.

In "Breaking the Cycle", Harry turns to Abigael for help in locating his Darklighter after he was told to travel to a town in Maine. Fearing that his Darklighter would be too far gone and dangerous, he recruits Abigael to kill him in case something happens. Abigael demands that they spend one night together afterwards.

They find all the locals had been supernaturally frozen by a young witch named Cassie. A group of the Faction arrives to capture Cassie again. Abigael fights them off and burns them all to ashes, much to Harry and Cassie's dismay.

Since they did not find the Darklighter, Abigael reluctantly releases Harry from their deal.

In "Sudden Death", Maggie and Jordan Chase go to Abigael's apartment. While Jordan asks Abigael about the 5x5 Curse on his family, Maggie sneaks off to find the Ritual Dagger. Abigael tells him about the descendants of the witches whom his ancestor executed, and if he were to help them, justice would be balanced and the curse would be broken. Abigael realizes Jordan was a distraction, so she threatens him. She finds Maggie in the subterranean dungeon with Parker. Maggie accuses her of doing something to Macy when she took her demonic powers. Abigael laughs it off before handing over the dagger to prove that she did nothing but take her powers.

In "Third Time's the Charm", Abigael appears in Macy's dream induced by Celeste's spell. In the dream, she is married to Harry and has two daughters. She claims to have given up her demonic powers and replaced Macy in the sisterhood, to Macy's annoyance. Macy and Abigael break into a fight which results in the former realizing she hadn't given up her demonic powers. Macy chases Abigael downstairs where the latter flings a knife at her; she catches the knife with telekinesis and flings it back at her, only to kill Maggie instead. Abigael catches Maggie and yells at Macy for killing her "sister".

In "The Enemy of My Frenemy", Macy, Mel and Maggie vanquish an influential demon, causing a rupture in the treaty between demons and witches. They confront Abigael at her apartment. Macy, Mel and Abigael are willing to start a war, but Maggie persuades them to fix the rift politically. Abigael decides to turn to a female demon of the same clan and convince her to take Alfred's place. The treaty was halfway through when Parker and Godric interrupt them. By exposing Parker's living state, all the clans lose faith in Abigael and strip her off her authority.

Abigael and Mel are then captured while Parker escapes with Macy and Maggie. The two succeed in escaping the cage, but Godric catches them before they could leave the building. They are both taken to a secret sanctuary where they are to be executed by Godric, who in turn would simultaneously become the new Overlord and destroy the Power of Three. Parker, Macy and Maggie infiltrate the sanctuary and save Mel and Abigael.

Parker later offers Abigael his powers in order to become full human. Abigael fulfills his wish. She later has a short conversation with Mel at SafeSpace before leaving.

In "Search Party", the Charmed Ones contact Abigael for help in finding Harry after he went missing. Abigael lends them her potion book and transfer handbags, hoping to receive asylum in return. Abigael and Mel provide the potions while Macy, Maggie and Jordan infiltrate the secret laboratory in the Shea Group.

Realizing that finding Harry wouldn't be easy, Mel and Abigael sneak back into the latter's old apartment to find the magic detector. Abigael refuses to cast a locator spell, showing dislike of witchcraft. Mel cannot understand her dislike and brings up her mother, angering Abigael. She tells her of how her mother hated her demon side and constantly tried to strip her of her demon half, which was a reminder that something within her was hateful.

Mel admits to being too judgy and that her own mother wasn't as perfect as Abigael might have thought. They find the magic detector and escape the demons now living in her penthouse. They then send the detector to Macy, who uses it to find Harry. Abigael and Mel then go to the Command Center, just as Macy opens a portal and throws the tank containing Harry through. Abigael catches the tank in reflex.

In "An Inconvenient Truth", Abigael is seen helping Jordan Chase save a witch who was trapped in a painting and, in exchange for her help, she asks him to get a message to her sister.

In "Someone's Going to Die", she is mentioned by Jordan when he was telling Maggie where he was.

In "Triage", in order to save the magical world from dying, the sisters had to find the pieces of the Source since they hid the various pieces of Macy's pendant somewhere in the world. They needed Abigael to do a demon mind meld to figure out where they hid the pieces. Together with Mel, she went to Hilltowne 2070 to help her pick up her part of the pendant. Later on, Abigael is seen in her apartment reading a letter from her sister given to her by Jordan, then she gets really mad once she reads that her sister and mother wants nothing to do with her. Abigael destroys her apartment in a rage, after which she breaks the totem brought by Jordan into pieces and returns to her demonic form.

In "Private Enemy No. 1", Abigael is revealed to have taken back the role of Demon Overlord and kills two of her underlings when they're arguing mutual sexual escapade getting tired of their machismo argument she flings them on the street below with her powers. After ordering her other underlings to clean that up She goes to bed and is attacked by unseen force. The next day Abby asks Mel to watch her sleep because she thinks a demon is trying to kill her in her sleep, and Mel reluctantly agrees. Abby’s bed catches on fire while Mel is watching her, but she misses how it happened. Later in the night, Ruby knocks on Mel’s door, and Abby interrupts them while they are talking. Ruby gets upset that Abby is with Mel. Mel thinks Abby did this on purpose and is angry at her and says she can stay one night but then has to leave. They later discover Abigael turning into a demon and trying to harm herself leaving Abigael shocked.

In "O, The Tangled Web", Abigael called Jordan over to her apartment, under the pretense of signing some legal documents, in order to question him over what happened when he received the totem from her sister. Because Abigael's demon form, which had been bound into the totem, was continuously trying to kill her in her sleep, Abigael was certain that her sister had cursed it, but needed to know what type of curse it was in order to dispel it. In order to do so, Abigael wanted to use a demon mind-meld on Jordan to see what had happened, despite Jordan's insistence that he never saw her sister. After being interrupted by Mel, believing Abigael was behind an attack on a witch, only to discover it was someone else. Jordan relented and allowed Abigael to delve into his mind and find out what happened. But, to Abigael's dismay, she found that Jordan was right - her sister hadn't cursed the totem, meaning Abigael's self-harming was being caused by herself which factored in Abby making the choice to get rid of her demonic self harming self.

In "No Hablo Brujeria", Harry Greenwood comes to Abigael for help in translating some symbols on the mysterious Stone Tablet. Because the language is too ancient for her, they visit an ancient demon who has lived in exile as punishment for attempted coup against a former Demon Overlord, Fenric the Vile. The demon comes off as patient and gentle, claiming to have found peace with his predicament. Abigael, however, refuses to believe demons could achieve such things and rummages through his lair. She finds his Apathy Amulet, and accidentally activates it, ridding both her and Harry of their emotions. Fenric offers to give Harry the translation if he would kill Abigael, so that he may be free to roam the Earth again. Abigael, lacking emotion, encourages Harry to do it so that she may be freed of her deadly torment. Harry, however, refuses, knocks down Fenric and leaves with both the translation and Abigael to Fenric's own device. The apathy wears off after a few hours. Abigael tries to come on Harry again, but he leaves anyway.

In "Witchful Thinking", Abigael's demonic form continues to harm her. On one occasion, she breaks into the Charmed Ones' house to attack them only to be knocked awake by the Perfecti's invisible attack. Desperate and without option, she calls Jordan Chase for help in binding her powers so that she may no longer be tormented by her demonic half. They are in the middle of the ritual when the Perfecti attack and trap her inside the Tomb of Chaos along with Jordan, whom they presumed were an accomplice.

In "Spectral Healing", still trapped in the Tomb of Chaos, Abigael attempts to fight her way out to no avail. A glass of wine appears on a table to coax her into drinking it, which would make her accept the fake reality. An apparition of Francesca Jameson appears in front of her and tries to coax her into accepting her new reality, but she continues to fight. Despite her best efforts, Francesca's torment makes her remember what she put her through and the suffering eventually made her comply to the tomb's will.

In "Chaos Theory", Abigael was put on trial for her crimes so that Jordan could be freed from the Tomb of Chaos. During the whole trial, the Charmed Ones tried to defend her. Abigael kept trying to destroy the trial up until when Maggie put a Truth Serum in her wine. Abigael admitted to caring about all the Charmed Ones and Harry. When asked about why she saved Mel so many times, Abigael said, “Because I care deeply about her and if there any chance that she may feel the same way about me, I have to fight my worst instincts and try to be the person she thinks I could be”. Mel reacts with confusion. Meanwhile, the Perfecti reveal Abigael stole Macy's demonic powers and present their own witness: her mother, who reveals everything evil deed she has committed. Abigael angrily bursts out how much she wanted Francesca to love her like she did her sister. The trial is ultimately stopped when the Charmed Ones called the Perfecti chaotic and their actions non-logical, saving both Abigael and Jordan from eternal imprisonment. Mel and Abigael later share a drink together whilst they do they have a brief conversation, in which, Mel admits Abby isn't irredeemable and pushes Abby to try and fix her past mistakes. After this conversation they smile at each other before Abigael leaves and goes to talk to Macy about how she is going to give Macy her demonic powers back.

In "Perfecti Is the Enemy of Good", Maggie takes on Abigael's form to visit Fenric the Vile after Macy deems the real Abigael too much of an wild card to help get the magical password to activate an Golem. Maggie face times Abigael who is amused at the youngest Charmed One has taken her form, but then learns that the reason why is because Maggie is impersonating her to get something from Fenric to save Mel's life from Mo and Aladria. Abigael advises Maggie to not let Fenric see through her ruse or else she's going get killed by him. Maggie takes Abigeal's advice and succeeds with it. Still in Abigael's form, Maggie uses it fool the Perfecti that Macy died protecting her from the Golem to trap them in the Tomb Of Chaos.

In "Schrodinger's Future", Maggie and Macy go to 2026 and meet Abigael's future self there. She tells them about the destruction of their world and about the disappearance of Mel's future self. Their conversation was interrupted because Macy's future self came to SafeSpace, Seattle. Maggie and present-Macy hid because they couldn't use their powers because of time travel. From their hiding place, they witnessed how future-Macy killed future-Abigael.

In "What to Expect When You're Expecting the Apocalypse", Abigael sneaks into her estranged sister's car to wait for her. She brings her to her loft in Seattle where they have an unfriendly conversation. Waverly Jameson accuses her sister of sending a demon after her, but Abigael never did. They realize she was being tracked, just as the bounty hunter attacks. They then escape to Vera Manor, where another heated argument ensues between the hostile sisters, to the point where they nearly attack each other before Mel stopped them, because she cannot handle hostility whilst being pregnant. Mel worries about failing as a mother, but Abigael assures her that she will be a good mother to her future baby.

The demon shows up at their house, but Abigael and Mel manage to corner him and found out who sent him. It was Abigael's mother, Francesca Jameson, who wanted her granddaughter for her powers. Waverly later explains that she took Lydia into hiding when Francesca wanted the little girl for her powers of eternal beauty. Abigael and Waverly's relationship begins to mend through this experience, and Waverly agrees to help Abigael get the Blade of Clarity (the item she needed to return Macy's demonic powers) from Francesca.

In "The Storm Before the Calm", Waverly backs out of helping Abigael. Left without choice, Abigael and Macy travel to Francesca's country house in Sussex. They find the Blade of Clarity, but when she tries to activate it, it incapacitates her instead. Francesca then reveals herself, telling them the blade was enchanted so that only she could activate it. She offers to unlock the weapon if Macy killed Abigael. When Macy refuses, she translocates her to China. Waverly arrives in the nick of time to save her sister from being killed, and Macy arrives seconds later. Waverly threatens to kill Francesca for sending a demon after Lydia, but Abigael talks her out of it by convincing her that she is better than that. Abigael also realizes that she is neither like her mother or her father Alastor but her own person. After reluctantly unlocking the blade, Abigael successfully returns Macy's fire power in time for the Charmed Ones to confront the Whispering Evil. At the end of the episode, Abigael announces her resignation from her position as Demon Overlord (threatening anyone who tries to break the treaty) and says goodbye to both Macy and Mel before departing to live with her sister and niece.

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Personality[]

Abigael's status as a female, and subsequent dismissal from her father, led to her developing a hard distaste to the demonic side of her family. However, she does not think highly of witches either, seeing their methods of accessing magic, particularly potions, to be weak, and was defensive about the Charmed Ones vanquishing demons, even referring to it as "murder." Abigael's distaste for witches stems from her mother, as Francesca Jameson did everything she could to purge Abigael of her demonic tendencies, which included oppressing her in witchcraft, before casting her out when she failed, leaving Abigael bitter and resentful.

On the other hand, Abigael is capable of doing what is necessary, such as work with Mel, Macy, and Maggie in order to track down Harry's Darklighter, and was willing to vanquish the Kyon Queen in order to escape. She also would use witchcraft if the need arises, such as when needing to escape her old apartment after Carnals had overrun it.

She is a cruel manipulator, mercilessly using others to further her own goals, while also making sure she remains in charge of a situation, or making it seem she is not in charge in order to orchestrate a situation to her benefit. She has no remorse and is willing to do anything to achieve her goals. For example, she destroyed the relationship of Maggie and Parker for the sake of taking back the role of "Demon Overlord".

She likes to mock her rivals for fun at times, such as taunting her half-brother over his failed attempt to unite the demon world.

Despite her violent nature, it seems that Abigael is developing romantic feelings for Harry Greenwood and is ready to accept him for what he is. She also clearly misses her mother on some level, telling Mel she lost her, and kept her mother's potion book, calling it one of her favorites. She is also capable of being kind, such as when she calmly explained to a young witch that survival instincts tend to kick in and show what they are capable of in dangerous situations, and seemed upset when she realized the girl was scared of her.

Physical Appearance[]

In her human form, Abigael is a white female with shoulder-length, brunette hair. She appears to be in her mid to late twenties. Abigael shares some physical similarities with her demonic late brother, Hunter, having similar facial features as well as brown hair and dark eyes.[10]

In her demonic form, she has a bald skull with horns, tan skin, glowing white eyes, and sharp fangs instead of regular teeth.

Powers and Abilities[]

Basic Powers
Active Powers
  • Telekinesis: The ability to move objects and people with one’s mind. This power comes from her witch side. Abigael seems very proficient with this ability, as she was able to completely stop a demon with pure telekinetic force and sling him backwards. She was also able to pin Parker up to the ceiling of his cell in the dungeon by sending a telekinetic force up through the cell.
    • Telekinetic Energy Generation: The ability to produce pure telekinetic energy and utilize it in a variety of ways. Abigael was first shown using this power to send a wave of telekinetic energy up through Parker Caine's cell to pin him to the ceiling. She later demonstrated this ability further to send a blast of telekinetic energy to force two bickering demons out of the windows of her apartment.
  • Pyrokinesis: The ability to create and control fire with one's mind, which is usually channeled through the hands. After taking Macy's power for herself in "Needs to Know", it is shown that her pyrokinetic abilities had been greatly advanced, as she was able to completely destroy an entire wall with a burst of flame. In "Breaking the Cycle", she displayed this ability further and used it to incinerate a group of hunters. However, in "The Storm Before the Calm", Abigael restored Macy's power.
  • Mind Melding: The ability to meld one's mind with another being's in order to access the other's subconscious. This power stems from her demon side.
  • Smoking: The ability to teleport through smoke. This power comes from her demon side. It seems like Abigael is able to teleport just herself with this power and can't take anyone else with her.[8]
  • Limited Shapeshifting: The ability to alter one's physical form. Abigael can shift between her human form and demon form. However, having been stripped of her demon form as a child by her mother, and recently reclaiming it, she possesses little control over it.
    • Voice Manipulation: When Abby is in her demonic form, her voice would deepen and turn monstrous.
  • Phase-Shifting (presumably): The ability to pass through solid objects. Abigael had never shown this power on the show, but in Search Party, Mel said Abigael "can just phase-shift out of here." However, it is not known whether she confused this with Smoking.
Passive Powers
  • Immortality: The ability to live a potentially eternal life. Abigael was stated to be immortal.
  • Immunity: Being a half-witch, Abigael is inherently immune to certain magical abilities (e.g. the Sirens' songs and pixie dust).

Weaknesses[]

  • Magic: Despite being a powerful demon-witch, Abigael was still susceptible to magical harm, evident to when Godric immobilized her with Heat Generation.
  • Her Demonic Form: After regaining her demonic form and full power, Abigael's demon side started acting out and tried to kill her on multiple occasions to the point where she attacked others in her sleep. Sometime after being saved by judgment of the Perfecti, she seemed to have found control over it as it no longer bothered her.
  • Death of Magic: All magical beings without exception are tied to the Black Amber Tree. If the tree dies, all magic dies with it, along with them all.
  • Passengers: For some unknown reason, Abigael, unlike Parker and their father, is not able to take other beings with her when she teleports away (and possibly phase-shifts).

Relationships[]

Family[]

  • Abigael and Alastor: A hostile father-daughter relationship. Abigael did not have a good relationship with her father, because he cast her out for being female, and sent assassins after her when she tried to reach out to him. She resented Alastor for his view in patriarchy. However, she still held a grudge against the Charmed Ones for having vanquished him, even going as far as to call it murder.
  • Abigael and Hunter Caine: The exact relationship between the two half-siblings is still unknown. It's not made clear whether Hunter shared their father's patriarchal views or whether he even knew of his half-sister's existence. The reasons for Abigael's resentment against him are also still unknown, though it is possible that they stem back to their father. Still, she didn't think he was pathetic and weak. Besides, Abigael still held a grudge against the Charmed Ones for having vanquished Hunter, even going as far as to call it murder.
  • Abigael and Parker Caine: She resented Parker because their father had chosen to make him the Source instead of her. Abigael despises her half-brother and considers him a pathetic and weak member of their family. It seems that she even tends to subconsciously deny their family connection, since even knowing of Parker's existence she called herself as sister for only Hunter during her first short story about her family. In "Past is Present", she holds resentment over him for taking the position as the Demon Overlord from her, expressing a desire to bring Parker down at any cost. In "The Rules of Engagement", she takes the desirable title from her half-brother and leaves him in the dungeon where he previously kept her. When Parker was freed by Godric, but later helped her escape the power-hungry demon himself, in "The Enemy of My Frenemy", Parker requested that Abigael strip his powers, which Abigael granted.
  • Abigael and Francesca Jameson: Abigael's relationship with her mother is one of hostility and resentment. Francesca had hated Abigael since she was born and mistreated her throughout her childhood, especially when she misbehaved or lost control over her powers, by which she would shock her with magical cuffs. She even transferred Abigael's demonic form to limit her abilities, and tried to "cure" her of her demonic infliction with witchcraft, which left Abigael with a disdain for witches, and the knowledge that her mother hated that part of her; this didn’t stop her from playing pranks on her mother using witchcraft. When Abigael was sixteen, Francesca kicked her out for burning Waverly and never saw her again until many years later when Abigael was put on trial. When Abigael and Macy later broke into her country house in Sussex, Francesca tried to kill her daughter to rid her forever, but with Macy and Waverly's help, they were able to stop her.
  • Abigael and Waverly Jameson: They are currently in the process of reconciling their sisterly relationship. In her early childhood, Waverly was the victim of at least two arson attacks by her older half-sister. The first time was accidental, leaving a scar on her skin. The second case was a real attempt in which Waverly and their mother were almost burned alive, resulting in Abigael's mother banishing her from their lives. All this turned into childhood trauma for Waverly and the beginning of hatred for Abigael, especially with Francesca continuously pitting them against each other. It is not known if the sisters met again after Abigael's exile, but, in 2021, she sent Jordan Chase to Waverly for a demonic totem. She agreed to give it away, but also gave a letter asking Abigael never to contact her and their mother again, as they do not want to have anything to do with her. In "Chaos Theory", Waverly refused to help the Charmed Ones and Abigael. She did not want to be a witness at the trial, as she thinks her sister deserves to be imprisoned for eternity. A few episodes after that in "What to Expect When You're Expecting the Apocalypse", Waverly Jameson showed up for the first time. Abigael and Waverly finally manage to resolve their quarrel. Waverly also agreed to help Abby procure the Blade of Clarity, which Abigael needed to restore Macy's firepower. In the episode "The Storm Before the Calm", Abby and Waverly team up against their mother. Many difficult parts of the past are again mentioned in the conversation between them. Waverly eventually admits that she forgave Abigael, and that Francesca is to blame for all the sadness, pain and suffering they had both been through. At the end of the same episode, Abigael decides she wants to spend some time getting to know her niece as well as her sister. Abigael left that night, and it is unknown if she will return.

Romantic Life[]

  • Abigael and Harry Greenwood: In "Past is Present", Abigael makes a couple advances at Harry and later, while pretending to be under the effect of the truth serum, she admits to Maggie that she's attracted to him and wishes to corrupt him in a sexual way. Abigael also noted that the times when she helped the Charmed Ones also had the benefit of painting her in a good light in Harry's eyes, which helped her further in advancing on him.
  • Abigael and the two Susans: In "Past is Present", Abigael is shown engaged in a threesome with these two women before being interrupted by the arrival of Macy, Maggie and Harry.
  • Abigael and Mel Vera: In "Chaos Theory", Abigael admits she "cares deeply" for Mel whilst on trail by the Perfecti. Later, when Maggie attempted to get some valuable information from Fenric The Vile to save Mel's life, a task that required her to impersonate as Abigael, the real Abby was visibly upset that the younger Vera did not even consulted her for that on the grounds that she may not get Abigael's cooperation; though the latter was more frazzled over the fact that Maggie thought Abby wouldn't assist in the name of Mel's personal safety.

Appearances[]

Trivia[]

  • Abigael is the only one out of her siblings to use pyrokinesis, which was one of her father's signature powers.
  • Abigael tried to kill Macy at the end of Careful What You Witch For and in the following episode, Mel called her "Abby". Ironically, there was a psychotic mortal in the original show named Abbey, who tried to kill Prue to replace her, because she was jealous of her life.
  • Abigael mentioned being poisoned by Jimmy and was able to heal herself somehow. This theorizes she was capable of removing poison from her system.
  • Interestingly, Abigael is the first demon-witch to ever be born into either Charmed series. In the original series, Phoebe became pregnant with Cole's half-demon half-witch son not long after they married, leading Cole to become The Source and Phoebe as his Queen. However, the unborn child acted on its demon powers causing Phoebe to lose control on several occasions. The child also hated his Aunt Paige because of her hatred for Cole. The child was later stolen from Phoebe's womb by The Seer who wanted to carry the Source's child and use its power to become the Source herself. However, she became overwhelmed by the child's powers and was vanquished, meaning the child died with her, from which Phoebe was devastated.
  • It is revealed in Past is Present that Abigael may identify as pansexual or bisexual, as she was seen having a threesome with two women, both of whom were named Susan. Interesting enough, one of her "comrade playthings," as she referred to them, that were killed by Jimmy in Deconstructing Harry was a woman as well. She has also expressed a not-so-secret desire to "corrupt Harry in a sexual way" and had a male "comrade plaything" who was killed by Harry's Darklighter, indicating she is also attracted to men, at least sexually.
    • It has also been implied heavily that Abigael is a very sexually obsessed, who is seemingly obsessed with BDSM (bondage/discipline, dominant/submissive, sado-masochism) and tantric sex, based on her own comments and scenes of her life outside of the Vera-Vaughn Charmed Ones' captivity, as well as her periodic harassment of Harry, Jordan and later Mel.
  • Originally, Abigael was supposed to have two other sisters and along with them try to steal the Power of Three. This storyline was cut out, due to issues with the Coronavirus pandemic and people taking issue with Abigael and how she was related to Macy. There was a reference to that original storyline in "The Enemy of My Frenemy" that was said by Florence.[11]
  • Although it was never stated directly, it is most likely that Abigael's immortality also provides her with unfading youth or its extreme delayed state (like Fenric the Vile, who is an ancient demon). There is a hint that Abigael looks younger than she really is, because her younger sister looks almost the same age as her, despite there being a 13-year age gap between them.

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