The White Chipmunk

    By Inry Rokan Yin

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    06 Oct, 2023

    Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away, there lived a beautiful maiden named Snow White. Her skin was as white as snow, her hair as black as ebony, and her lips as red as a rose.

    Snow White was beloved by all, except for the Old Queen, her stepmother, who was consumed by jealousy over her beauty. She made a plan to get rid of Snow White for good.

    The Old Queen sent her to the forest, hoping she would get lost and never return. But Snow White was saved by a group of chipmunks who decided to protect her.

    To keep Snow White safe from the Old Queen, the chipmunks transformed her into a white chipmunk. The transformation made her unrecognizable to humans, but she still retained her kind-hearted nature.

    The Prince, who was searching for Snow White, came across the white chipmunk in the forest. He was drawn to the unusual creature and decided to make it his pet.

    Meanwhile, the Old Queen was delighted to find Snow White's torn clothes. Convinced that her stepdaughter was gone, she consulted her magical Mirror for confirmation.

    The Mirror informed the Old Queen that Snow White was no longer among humans. This pleased her, but she still wanted to secure her place as the fairest in the land.

    She decided to trick the Prince by transforming herself into Snow White. She brewed a magic potion and drank it, taking on the appearance of the beautiful maiden.

    However, the Old Queen's eyes retained their evil look, revealing her true nature. When she approached the Prince, he was immediately repulsed by her.

    The Prince rejected the disguised Old Queen, declaring that he would rather kiss his pet chipmunk than her. This statement shocked everyone, including the Old Queen herself.

    True to his word, the Prince gently picked up the white chipmunk and kissed it. In that moment, a brilliant light enveloped the chipmunk, and Snow White was restored to her human form.

    The Old Queen was horrified and in her anger, she struck the Mirror. Instead of shattering, it released a powerful spirit that had been trapped inside.

    With the Old Queen gone, peace returned to the kingdom. The Prince and Snow White expressed their love for each other and decided to get married. The kingdom rejoiced at the news.

    The chipmunks, who had been watching the events unfold, were overjoyed. They scampered around Snow White, chittering happily as they celebrated her freedom and the end of the Old Queen's reign.

    The day of the wedding arrived, and Snow White looked more beautiful than ever. The Prince couldn't take his eyes off her, and the kingdom held its breath as they exchanged their vows.

    The Spirit watched the celebration from the Mirror, satisfied that justice had been served. He decided to stay in the Mirror, providing guidance and truth to those who sought it.

    The Prince and Snow White lived happily ever after, ruling their kingdom with kindness and love. Their story became a legend, a tale of love triumphing over evil.

    As for the white chipmunk, it remained a symbol of Snow White's adventure. It reminded everyone of the brave maiden who had once been a chipmunk, and the love that had saved her.

    The kingdom flourished under their rule, and the story of the white chipmunk became a favorite among the people. It was a story of transformation, love, and the power of true beauty.

    The chipmunks continued to live in the forest, always ready to help those in need. They were hailed as heroes, and their bravery was celebrated throughout the kingdom.

    The Mirror, now a source of wisdom, was carefully preserved in the castle. It was a constant reminder of the Old Queen's downfall and the triumph of true beauty over vanity.

    The Spirit remained in the Mirror, providing counsel to the rulers of the kingdom. He became a trusted advisor, and his wisdom helped guide the kingdom to prosperity.

    Snow White and the Prince often visited the forest to pay their respects to the chipmunks. They never forgot the little creatures who had saved Snow White and helped defeat the Old Queen.

    The tale of the white chipmunk was passed down through generations. It became a timeless story, reminding everyone of the power of love and the importance of true beauty.