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Snow White's mother, the Queen dies when she is born. Her father, the King, remarries a beautiful but vain lady. The new Queen has a magic mirror that she asks every day, who is the fairest one of all? When it answers Snow White, the Queen is furious. Will handsome Prince Charming and the Seven Dwarfs be able to save Snow White from the wicked Queen's wrath?—phillindholm

Once upon a time, in deep winter in a faraway kingdom, a young Queen gives birth to a baby girl, who because of her beauty, was named Snow White. The Queen, however, dies in childbirth. After a year, the King remarries a beautiful but proud and vain woman. The new Queen studies black magic and witchcraft and possesses a Magic Mirror, asking it every day: "Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?" The Magic Mirror would reveal the Queen is the fairest one of all.

One day, a Prince from the country visits Snow White, who is confined inside the castle grounds by the Queen. She tells the Hunter to alert him if Snow White is ever in danger and gifts her a necklace. The Queen was ravaged with jealousy when she witnesses this and learns from her Magic Mirror Snow White's beauty surpasses hers. As a result, she orders the Hunter to take Snow White deep into the woods and kill her. But there, he spares Snow White's life, and she flees. Snow White runs through the woods that night and, exhausted, stumbles upon a wooden cottage. She goes inside, helps herself with some food on the table, and falls asleep onto one of the beds. The owners of the cottage, seven dwarfs, return home from work in the mines and sees Snow White, who awakens and tells them of her life story and her wicked stepmother's plans. To shield her from the Queen, the Dwarfs let Snow White stay with them in the cottage, and she happily agrees to tend to their household needs.

Back at the castle, the Queen consults her Magic Mirror, who reveals Snow White is alive and living with the seven dwarfs. The Queen, realizing she has been tricked, incarcerates the Hunter, and devises plans to eliminate Snow White herself. She firsts disguises herself as a peddler woman selling laces and belts, goes to the cottage and finds Snow White, placing a belt around her so tightly she suffocates and collapses in a deep sleep. That plan is foiled after the Dwarfs come home and awaken Snow White by cutting the belt. For a second time, the Queen disguises as another peddler woman selling combs. She places one laced with poison into Snow White's hair, sending her in a deep sleep again. But the Dwarfs find Snow White later and awaken her again by removing the comb. Undeterred, the Queen goes to her witchcraft room and devises a potion to turn herself into an old countrywoman and poisons an apple. One of the Queen's servants overhears her devious plan and immediately goes to inform and secretly frees the Hunter, who goes to find the Prince to assist. Returning to the cottage for a third time, the Queen, after several tries, successfully tricks a hesitant Snow White into taking a bite of the apple. Coughing, Snow White staggers back into the cottage, where she collapses in a deep sleep for the third time. The Dwarfs, sensing danger in the ensuing lightning storm, leave work early and hurry back to the cottage. The Queen rushes away into the woods to escape the raging storm but is struck dead by lightning. The Dwarfs immediately spot the deceased Queen's basket she carried the apples in, suspect she poisoned Snow White, and hurry home.

Unable to revive Snow White and thinking her dead, the Dwarfs built her a glass coffin and placed her inside, keeping vigil. The Hunter and the Prince, searching for Snow White, spot the Dwarfs with the coffin. The Prince pleads with them to let him take Snow White's coffin back with him to his palace, and they agree after seeing his love for her. While carrying the coffin, one of the Dwarfs trips over a tree root, and the coffin falls to the forest floor, the jolt dislodging a piece of the poison apple from Snow White's throat, reviving her. At that moment, the Dwarfs are surprised that Snow White wasn't dead after all, only asleep. Overjoyed, Snow White and the Prince marry, with the Dwarfs throwing them a spectacular wedding party in the woods, and they all live happily ever after.