Once upon a time, in a far-off kingdom, there lived a princess named Snow White. Snow White was renowned for her beauty, with skin as white as snow, lips as red as blood, and hair as black as ebony. Her kind heart and gentle spirit endeared her to everyone she met, except for her stepmother, the wicked queen. Consumed by jealousy, the wicked queen could not bear the thought that anyone might surpass her own beauty.
The wicked queen possessed a magical mirror, which she would consult daily, asking, “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?” As long as the mirror declared her the fairest, the queen was content. However, one day the mirror proclaimed, “Snow White is the fairest of them all.” Enraged, the wicked queen devised a plan to rid herself of Snow White forever.
She ordered a huntsman to take Snow White into the forest and ensure she never returned. Reluctant but obedient, the huntsman led Snow White deep into the woods. His heart, however, was too kind to harm her, and he urged her to flee and never return to the kingdom. Grateful and frightened, Snow White ran through the forest, her adventure beginning in earnest.
As night fell, Snow White stumbled upon a small cottage nestled among the trees. Exhausted and alone, she entered the cottage to find it occupied by seven dwarfs. These dwarfs, who became Snow White’s seven companions, were miners who spent their days working in the nearby mountains. Despite their initial surprise, they welcomed Snow White with open arms, offering her shelter and friendship.
Life with the seven dwarfs brought joy and comfort to Snow White. She took care of their home, cooking and cleaning, while they taught her about their work and the wonders of the forest. The seven companions and Snow White formed a bond as strong as family, each day filled with laughter and adventure.
However, the wicked queen soon discovered through her magic mirror that Snow White was still alive. Determined to carry out her plan, she disguised herself and set off to find Snow White. Her first attempt involved a poisoned apple, which she offered to Snow White while disguised as a peddler woman. Trusting and kind-hearted, Snow White accepted the apple, taking a bite and falling into a deep, cursed sleep.
The seven dwarfs returned to find Snow White in her enchanted slumber, heartbroken and unable to wake her. They placed her in a glass coffin in the forest, where she lay as if in peaceful repose. The dwarfs kept vigil over her, hoping for a miracle that would awaken their beloved companion.
News of the beautiful maiden in the forest spread throughout the land, eventually reaching a prince who was captivated by the tale. Drawn by a sense of destiny, the prince journeyed to the forest, where he found Snow White lying in her glass coffin. Overcome by her beauty and purity, the prince gently kissed her, breaking the wicked queen’s curse.
Snow White awoke from her magical sleep, greeted by the joyful faces of her seven companions and the prince. Grateful and full of love, she embraced the prince, recognizing him as her true love. The wicked queen’s power was broken, and she was banished from the kingdom, never to harm Snow White again.
The prince and Snow White wed in a grand celebration, inviting the seven dwarfs to join them at the palace. Snow White and her seven companions remained close, their bond unbroken by time or distance. Together, they shared in the happiness and prosperity of the kingdom, their tale of adventure and friendship becoming a cherished legend.
