Snow White

In a world where beauty is power, a jealous queen spirals into obsession when her enchanted mirror reveals a rival: her stepdaughter, Snow White. After failing to have her killed by a huntsman, the queen disguises herself and uses increasingly cunning methods to destroy the girl — from a deadly corset to a poisoned comb, and finally a deceptively perfect apple. Snow White, taken in by seven protective dwarfs, endures each attack with innocence and resilience, until the final attempt leaves her in a deathlike sleep. Preserved in a glass coffin, Snow White is discovered by a prince who refuses to let her beauty fade into myth. In a twist of fate, the poisoned apple dislodges, reviving her. The two marry, and justice catches up with the queen in grim fairy-tale fashion. But behind the magic and mirrors, the story questions vanity, envy, and who gets to define “fairest of all” — making this not just a tale of survival, but of transformation and reclaimed voice.