Snow White

The Good Queen gives birth to Snow White, but dies shortly after the child is born. The king remains to rule the kingdom and raise Snow White afterward.

A vain and jealous Evil Queen marries the King as his new queen. When the magic mirror declares Snow White the fairest in the land, the Queen's envy grows and she plots to kill her stepdaughter.

The Queen orders a huntsman to take Snow White into the forest and kill her, demanding her liver as proof. On the hunting trip, the huntsman cannot go through with it, and a goat reveals the Queen's plan, prompting Snow White to flee into the woods.

Snow White escapes the forest and finds a cottage inhabited by seven kindly dwarves. They welcome her to stay, and she begins a new life with them.

The king is heartbroken upon learning Snow White was supposedly eaten by wild animals, and he later dies in a war. Snow White remains in the care of the dwarves as the family's fate unfolds.

Years pass and Snow White grows into a beautiful young maiden. The Evil Queen, still anxious to remain fairest, learns from the magic mirror that Snow White is alive. This knowledge renews the threat to Snow White.

Disguised as a gypsy woman, the Queen laces Snow White's bodice, putting her into a deep sleep. The dwarves return in time and cut the lace, reviving Snow White.

Disguised as a Japanese geisha, the Queen offers a comb coated with a poison that sends Snow White into a deep sleep. The dwarves remove the comb and wake her.

The Queen, as an old peddler, offers Snow White a poisoned apple. Snow White eats the red half and collapses into a deep sleep, so the dwarves place her in a glass coffin.

The dwarves transport Snow White's coffin to a resting place. A blizzard causes the coffin to fall, dislodging the poisoned apple piece, landing on the Evil Queen's face and triggering Snow White's awakening.

Enchanted by Snow White's revival, the Prince asks her to marry him and she accepts. Invitations are sent throughout the land for the royal wedding.

When the magic mirror proclaims Snow White fairest once more, the Evil Queen smashes it in a fury and begins to age rapidly. She rushes to the church to confront the bride, but her rage seals her doom as she petrifies and is blasted into ashes by the wind.

Snow White and the Prince are married and start their life together. The kingdom celebrates, and peace returns as the couple begin their joyful reign.