Once upon a time, in a kingdom blanketed by snow, there lived a young princess named Snow White. With skin as fair as snow and lips as red as blood, she was adored by all who knew her. But despite her beauty, Snow White's stepmother, the wicked Queen, envied her and sought to rid herself of the princess.
One winter's day, the Queen's jealousy reached its peak, and she ordered a huntsman to take Snow White into the forest and end her life. But when the huntsman saw the innocence in Snow White's eyes, he couldn't bear to harm her. Instead, he set her free and urged her to flee into the depths of the forest.
Lost and alone, Snow White stumbled upon a quaint cottage hidden among the trees. Inside, she found the home of seven dwarfs, who welcomed her with open arms. Grateful for their kindness, Snow White offered to help with the chores, and soon, she became like family to the dwarfs.
But the Queen's envy knew no bounds, and she disguised herself as an old hag, offering Snow White a poisoned apple. Despite the dwarfs' warnings, Snow White took a bite of the apple and fell into a deep slumber, as if in a deathlike trance.
Heartbroken, the dwarfs laid Snow White to rest in a glass coffin, where she remained untouched by time. But fate had other plans, and a prince, drawn by Snow White's beauty, stumbled upon the cottage. With a kiss of true love, he broke the curse, and Snow White awoke from her slumber.
Together, Snow White and the prince returned to the kingdom, where they were married in a joyous celebration. And though the wicked Queen met her demise, Snow White's kindness and courage lived on, inspiring generations to come.