what gift did mary give elizabeth?

Mary gave Elizabeth a "poppet," which is a small doll, as a gift. Mary made this poppet while she was attending court proceedings. This gift is significant because it later becomes a key piece of evidence used to accuse Elizabeth of witchcraft in Arthur Miller's play "The Crucible." Abigail Williams had earlier placed a needle inside the doll, and then Abigail stabbed herself with a needle, accusing Elizabeth of using the doll for witchcraft against her. This accusation leads to Elizabeth's arrest. The poppet was originally an innocent gift made while Mary was passing time at the court.