Deep in the forest, Snow White found a small cottage. She hesitated at first, but the door creaked open as if inviting her in. Inside, it was cozy and homely, a safe haven from the dangers outside.

The cottage belonged to seven dwarfs who worked in a nearby mine. They were surprised to find Snow White asleep on their beds when they returned home. However, they were kind-hearted and decided to let her stay.

Snow White revealed her story to the dwarfs, who sympathized with her. They promised to protect her from the wicked queen. In return, Snow White helped with house chores and cooked for them.

Meanwhile, the queen was furious when she learned from her mirror that Snow White was still alive. She decided to take matters into her own hands and plotted to kill Snow White herself.

The queen disguised herself as an old peddler. She crafted a poisoned apple, so deadly that anyone who took a bite would fall into a death-like sleep.

The disguised queen reached the cottage and offered the apple to Snow White. Being kind and trusting, Snow White took a bite and immediately fell into a deep sleep.

When the dwarfs returned, they were devastated to find Snow White lifeless. They placed her in a glass coffin, unable to bear burying their beloved friend.

A wandering prince, taken by Snow White's beauty, came across the glass coffin. He gently kissed Snow White, unknowingly breaking the queen's spell.

Snow White awoke with a start. Overjoyed, the dwarfs and the prince celebrated. The news of her revival reached the queen, who was consumed by her own rage and jealousy.

In the end, the wicked queen's evil did not triumph. Snow White married the prince and the dwarfs were honored guests at their wedding. They all lived happily, reminding everyone that kindness and love always prevail.