The Legend of Snow White

The Kingdom of Greenvalley and its King and Queen are blessed by the birth of a beautiful baby girl named Princess Snow White. The little girl grows happy and healthy. Following her fourth birthday, Snow White's mother, Queen Rosebud, falls ill and leaves the land of the living. But, before she passes away, she makes the King promise that he will remarry.

The second wife of Snow White's father turns out to not only be an evil, selfish, ambitious woman, but also one who dabbles in sorcery while her husband risks his life in the war. When Chrystel realizes that Snow White's nanny, Molly, wants to protect the girl from the cruel intentions of her stepmother, she makes her life impossible, finally dismissing her from the castle altogether.

After dismissing Molly, Chrystel feels she holds all the reins of power. Thus, she decides to host a banquet enabling her to overtly flaunt her beauty. During the banquet, Snow White meets Richard, Prince of Albertville, with whom she immediately strikes up a firm friendship. After questioning her magic mirror, Chrystel is horrified to learn that she is no longer the most beautiful one of all.

Snow White disobeys her stepmother's orders, escapes from her room, and accompanies Richard en route to his own castle. In doing so, she then meets Richard's father, Count Robert of Albertville, Governor of the County, who praises the generosity and the courage of King Conrad (Snow White's father). When Snow White returns home she is punished by her stepmother once again.

After having been separated from Richard, Snow White tries to live happily in the castle. However, Chrystel, having since discovered that her beauty is now dwarfed by that of the girl, is put into such a state of anguish that she commissions a hunter named Samson to kill Snow White. The next day she enacts her evil plan by persuading Snow White to take a walk in the woods with him.

Snow White's stepmother is delighted, for she believes the hunter eliminated the girl once and for all. However, Snow White is actually wandering through the woods, trying desperately to understand why Chrystel would want her killed. Snow White is then befriended by a little squirrel, Piki, who leads her into a log cabin. Exhausted, Snow White enters the little house, eats some bread and naps.

Snow White settles into her new, peaceful, happy life with the seven dwarfs and, little by little, learns more about each and every one of them. Gourmet is an excellent cook, Goldie is always criticizing everything, Camomile is an expert in mushrooms and medicinal herbs, while Woody makes a bed just the right size for her.

Jolly finds out, unbeknownst to him, that each one of the dwarfs wants to give Snow White a special gift. Gourmet has decided to bake her a cake, Vet is going to knit her a woolen jacket, Goldie has a pair of precious earrings, and Camomile has made a perfume from the scent of flowers. So as not to be left out, Jolly gives Snow White a bunch of flowers.

Snow White tells Piki, the squirrel, about her friends. The dwarfs are then frightened when Jolly announces he has seen a huge man walking in the woods that surround their house and the mine. In reality, the huge man is Samson the hunter. He has found Snow White's pets Milk, Pocket and Cucù and wants to reunite them with the girl.

The days pass peacefully in the seven dwarfs' cabin in the woods, but Snow White is sad because Samson has told her that a letter from Richard is about to arrive at the castle and she thinks she will never be able to read it. The dwarfs decide to keep a close watch on Green Valley Castle road so that they can steal the letter from the messenger. Unfortunately, things do not go according to plan.

The dwarfs plan to raid the castle to recover Richard's letter that Snow White is anxious to read. Camomile, Goldie and Jolly are chosen to carry out the raid. Intrepidly, they slip into the castle and after various adventures (and misadventures), they discover the letter is in the Queen's bedroom. A split second away from success, the Queen enters her room and the three must hide under her bed!

Jolly, Goldie and Camomile have sneaked into the Queen's castle in order to retrieve a letter that Richard has written to Snow White. Unfortunately, just as they nearly complete their mission, they are spotted by Chrystel, who calls her guards and orders them to search every nook and cranny until the intruders are apprehended.

Snow White writes a letter back to Richard and gives it to Cucù. Jolly, however, is a little jealous of Snow White's feelings for Richard, and goes into a sulk. Feeling sorry for Jolly, Snow White tries to talk to him, but she gets nowhere. In the meantime, her stepmother prepares a potion that magically transforms into a ribbon, and has this delivered to Snow at the house of the seven dwarfs.

In order to heal Snow White, Boss decides to cut down his tree. A tree that was planted for him at birth, in the woods of life, that will watch over every step of his life. However, Boss has decided to sacrifice himself and his tree for the life of Snow White. By using the wood of Boss' tree to make a new binding for the Book of Knowledge, the dwarfs effectively lend the tree a new life.

It is a day of Thanksgiving in the woods, and Boss organizes a game requiring both ability and courage in which the dwarfs and Snow White participate. Divided into couples, the competitors must pass through the six woods that surround the dwarfs' house and leave ribbons at specific spots. However, Boss is worried that something might happen to Snow White, so he gives the dwarfs magic ribbons.

Queen Chrystel is collecting the ingredients to make a beauty treatment for wrinkles, and orders her soldiers to catch an entire swarm of butterflies so that she can use the powder they have on their wings. Worried by the disappearance of the beautiful insects, Snow White and the dwarfs find a way to free them.

Thanks to Cucù, Snow White receives a letter from Richard. Concerned that the girl is always sad and melancholy, Pocket, Milk and Cucù ask Vet to teach them how to speak with humans. Vet gives them a magic spell that will change the girl into a rabbit for a day and a night. Snow White takes advantage of her new appearance to spend an entire day with her animal friends.

Snow White wishes she could fly like a bird in the sky, and the dwarfs want to make her wish come true. They consult the Book of Knowledge and discover a huge plant that might be just what they're looking for. But once they are in the sky, the dwarfs and Snow White head out in the wrong direction and end up in the Ice Kingdom which is ruled by an evil Queen.

Suddenly, things start disappearing in the dwarfs' house. The culprits turn out to be an appealing family belonging to "the people who live on loans." These strange people escaped from their own territory in the wake of a terrible war, and during their wanderings, they "borrowed" things they needed from the houses where they stayed. Snow White makes friends with little Cathy.

Queen Chrystel continues to have nightmares because she is not absolutely sure that Snow White has been eliminated once and for all. To verify her suspicion, she sends her faithful bat on an exploratory mission, but the dwarfs see it coming and lead it up the garden path. Before returning to its mistress however, the bat sees Snow White in the woods and is overcome by the girl's kindness.

The time has come for Jolly to leave on the educational journey that all dwarfs must take when they reach a certain age, to prove to the dwarf community that they have achieved adulthood. But Jolly is reluctant to leave because he doesn't want to be separated from Snow White. He goes to the dwarf King to ask to be excused from making the journey. In the end, the King convinces Jolly to leave.

During the educational journey, Jolly and Snow White find an elven egg. Legend has it that newborn elves must be raised, not by their parents but, by outsiders who do not belong to their species. It is up to Jolly to act as a foster father for little Poppy until he becomes an adult elf. This experience will help Jolly complete his educational journey.

During Jolly's journey, he and Snow White are captured by Goblins, the elves. Goby, the goblin prince, ardently wants to marry Snow White. In order to save the girl, Jolly must climb a legendary mountain, find a precious fruit called a Karon and bring one back before sunset. However, the mountain peak is bewitched, and Jolly cannot reach it. In the end, a female goblin Memole helps Jolly.

During Jolly's educational journey, Jolly and Snow White meet a small, inept fairy called Milfe. Immediately, they make friends and she decides to accompany them. The fairy is still growing up, and her problem is that she cannot decide what to do with her life. Snow White and Jolly help Milfe, and, in return, receive the third and final charm needed to complete the journey.

Jolly and Snow White have returned from the educational journey, and liven up the dwarfs' evenings with incredible stories about their adventure. It is then that Snow White hears a strange voice. Trying to trace its origin, she enters a cavern and finds a sword stuck in the living rock. The voice is that of Milarka, the genie of the light, and victim of a spell that has turned her into the sword.