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Snow White Diabolical Witch Snow White, the beloved princess known for her beauty and kindness, is often overshadowed by the diabolical witch who seeks to harm her. This wicked character is a stark contrast to the pure heart and innocence of Snow White. The witch's evil intentions and dark magic are the driving forces behind the conflict in the beloved fairy tale. In the story, the diabolical witch disguises herself as an old hag in order to deceive Snow White and accomplish her sinister goals. Through her deceptive tactics, she is able to deceive Snow White not once, but three times. First, she offers Snow White a poisoned apple, which puts her into a deep sleep.

“In your gut, you know that your relationship is bad, as in expired, like milk. Philip’s white man face is not a mask, and he can’t see it. He doesn’t love you. He is not wicked, never abusive, never mean, so you know you must hold on to this for as long as you can, because if you lose him, the next man might kill you” – Elissa Washuta, White Magic

He is not wicked, never abusive, never mean, so you know you must hold on to this for as long as you can, because if you lose him, the next man might kill you Elissa Washuta, White Magic. But I think I expected it to be more factual about spiritual or witch practices than what it really was, the author s collection of angst about her ex-boyfriends and the same subjects repetitive topics mentioned in every essay.

First, she offers Snow White a poisoned apple, which puts her into a deep sleep. Then she magically enchants several objects to harm Snow White, such as a corset that tightens and strangles her. Finally, the witch attempts to eliminate Snow White through her manipulation of a poisoned comb.

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The witch's motivations for harming Snow White can be traced back to her jealousy and desire for power. Snow White's beauty and innocence serve as a stark contrast to the witch's own dark and unattractive appearance. Envious of Snow White's youth and purity, the witch takes it upon herself to eliminate this threat to her own perceived power. Throughout the story, the witch's actions are driven by her desire to be the fairest of them all. This mirrors society's obsession with external beauty and the lengths some individuals will go to maintain their perceived social status. The witch's dark magic and deceitful tactics serve as a cautionary tale, reminding readers that beauty and power should not be used to harm others. In conclusion, the diabolical witch in Snow White serves as a formidable antagonist, constantly working against Snow White's happiness and well-being. With her evil intentions, dark magic, and deceptive tactics, the witch embodies the dangers of jealousy and the abuse of power. The contrast between the pure-hearted Snow White and the diabolical witch highlights the importance of kindness and the consequences of pursuing beauty and power at any cost..

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