Snow White

Snow White


Fairy Tale	Snow White

Parent of	Apple White

Snow White is the heroine from her generation's Snow White, and the mother of Apple White.

Personality[]

Snow White is competitive, goal oriented and very self confident, unquestionably considered one of the most flawless ladies in the Fairytale world. Her people look up to her as a gentle and graceful ruler.

But like the rest of us, she has her flaws and can be a cold persona. She is a suave lady with blooming business. She aims for perfection in her life and expects it from her daughter too. Besides this she does show actual care for her people and her daughter.

Appearance[]

She is tall, thin and has long, black hair with grey in it, blue eyes, and red lips.

Friends[]

Snow White gets along well with her daughter Apple White. She also enjoys friendly reminiscing with her old enemy The Evil Queen.

Family[]

Snow White is the daughter of the Snow White from the generation before her and the mother of Apple White. It's possible that she has a sister, since the books made reference to Apple having an aunt, however it's not confirmed if it's from her mother's side or not.

Powers[]

She seems to have no powers but was and still is an excellent dragon rider.

Trivia[]

Snow White gives The Evil Queen a temporary pardon from mirror prison in the webisode Dragon Games.
Snow White has possession of the "Booking Glass" which sends people to the mirror prison.
Slightly different from the original story, instead of seven, Snow White has seven hundred dwarfs.
In The Class Of Classics it is shown that Snow White took on dragon sports only because of a spell that the Evil Queen cast.
- She was a hard working student but lacked more self-confidence.
Snow White appears in Epic Winter.
In The Unfairest Of Them All it is mentioned that Snow White spent time in a castle with "The Most Evil Person Ever Known". It is unclear if this Snow White lived with The Evil Queen or another Evil Queen at one point, or if this is in reference to another Snow White relative of the past.