Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs

A mother wishes for a baby girl and it is granted with the birth of Snow White. At her christening she receives a present of a Magic Mirror. Snow Whites mother dies and is replaced by her new wicked stepmother. The stepmother uses the Mirror and it tells her Snow White now grown is more beautiful than she is. She then instructs her three bumbling huntsmen to kill Snow White in the forest. As proof of the deed she wants Snow Whites heart. They can’t do this and instead (not wishing to kill any wild animals) use a supermarket to get one. When she realises she has been tricked she wants them killed. Snow Whites nanny, Edith saves the day and the Huntsmen leave the country. Snow White meanwhile still in the forest stumbles across a cottage and falls asleep in a bed. The owners, the Seven Dwarves return to the cottage and find Snow White. They decide she can stay and she impresses them with her skills for cooking squirrel. The Dwarves warn her not to let any strangers in whilst they are in their mine but Snow White is tricked by the stepmother three times. On the stepmothers third attempt to kill Snow White she succeeds and Snow White falls into the deep sleep of death. Throughout this Billy the palace Paige whose love of cakes leads him into conflict with the mysterious Cake Bandit provides commentary on what is happening within the palace walls. The story of Snow White reaches a prince from a neighbouring kingdom and he convinces the dwarves he can restore her to life with a kiss. This doesn’t work so he says he will take Snow White back to his kingdom to search for a cure. In a quirk of fate Snow White is restored to life and falls immediately in love with the prince and he takes her away to his Kingdom to be married at once and rule with him. A celebration is held by the new King and Queen and as Queen of the neighbouring kingdom the wicked stepmother is invited not realising the new Queen is Snow White. The stepmother can’t stop herself and unleashes a tirade on Snow White trapping herself by her own admissions. She is eventually banished and the Huntsmen, identified by Snow White as her kidnappers and potential assailants are forgiven and everyone lives happily ever after.