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At the Spring Fair, she told fortunes for fairgoers by scrying into a pool of still water, which would have been prompted by specific questions like "Will I be rich?" or "Will I find love?" She found a lost horse and a lost child by staring into a pool of ink and a mirror, respectively. Presumably, at one point she wanted to see the face of her future husband, and saw the king who she would eventually marry. But, despite looking into the future many times, she was never able to see Snow White, or the horrible things she would end up doing, or the fate the girl would eventually inflict upon her--because she never anticipated that her husband would have a daughter who turned out to be a bloodthirsty vampire.
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At the Spring Fair, she told fortunes for fairgoers by scrying into a pool of still water, which would have been prompted by specific questions like "Will I be rich?" or "Will I find love?" She found was able to find a lost horse and a lost child by staring into a pool of ink and a mirror, respectively. Presumably, at one point she wanted to see the face of her future husband, and saw the king who she would eventually marry. But, despite looking into the future many times, she was never able to see Snow White, or the horrible things she would end up doing, or the fate the girl would eventually inflict upon her--because she never anticipated that her husband would have a daughter who turned out to be a bloodthirsty vampire.
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At the Spring Fair, she told fortunes for fairgoers by scrying into a pool of still water, which would have been prompted by specific questions like "Will I be rich?" or "Will I find love?" She found a lost horse and a lost child by staring into a pool of ink and a mirror, respectively. Presumably, at one point she wanted to see the face of her future husband, and saw the king who she would eventually marry. But, despite looking into the future many times, she was never able to see Snow White, or the horrible things she would end up doing, or the fate the girl would eventually inflict upon her--because she never anticipated that her husband would have a stepdaughter who turned out to be a bloodthirsty vampire.
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At the Spring Fair, she told fortunes for fairgoers by scrying into a pool of still water, which would have been prompted by specific questions like "Will I be rich?" or "Will I find love?" She found a lost horse and a lost child by staring into a pool of ink and a mirror, respectively. Presumably, at one point she wanted to see the face of her future husband, and saw the king who she would eventually marry. But, despite looking into the future many times, she was never able to see Snow White, or the horrible things she would end up doing, or the fate the girl would eventually inflict upon her--because she never anticipated that her husband would have a stepdaughter daughter who turned out to be a bloodthirsty vampire.
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The text describes her as a ChocolateBaby. She has black hair and black eyes; her mother has brown hair and brown eyes while her "father" has red-gold hair and blue eyes. She is not actually the king's daughter; her mother was seduced and impregnated by a handsome vampire. She is actually only half-vampire, which is why she is not truly undead and can physically grow older.
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The text describes her as a ChocolateBaby. She has black hair and black eyes; her mother has brown hair and brown eyes while her "father" has red-gold hair and blue eyes. She is not actually the king's daughter; her mother was seduced and impregnated by a handsome vampire. She is actually only half-vampire, which is why she is not truly undead and can physically grow older.older.
[[WMG: The queen's future vision is limited to things she is actively looking for]]
At the Spring Fair, she told fortunes for fairgoers by scrying into a pool of still water, which would have been prompted by specific questions like "Will I be rich?" or "Will I find love?" She found a lost horse and a lost child by staring into a pool of ink and a mirror, respectively. Presumably, at one point she wanted to see the face of her future husband, and saw the king who she would eventually marry. But, despite looking into the future many times, she was never able to see Snow White, or the horrible things she would end up doing, or the fate the girl would eventually inflict upon her--because she never anticipated that her husband would have a stepdaughter who turned out to be a bloodthirsty vampire.
[[WMG: The queen's future vision is limited to things she is actively looking for]]
At the Spring Fair, she told fortunes for fairgoers by scrying into a pool of still water, which would have been prompted by specific questions like "Will I be rich?" or "Will I find love?" She found a lost horse and a lost child by staring into a pool of ink and a mirror, respectively. Presumably, at one point she wanted to see the face of her future husband, and saw the king who she would eventually marry. But, despite looking into the future many times, she was never able to see Snow White, or the horrible things she would end up doing, or the fate the girl would eventually inflict upon her--because she never anticipated that her husband would have a stepdaughter who turned out to be a bloodthirsty vampire.
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The text describes her as a ChocolateBaby who does not resemble either of her parents--her mother has brown hair and brown eyes while her "father" has red-gold hair and blue eyes. She is not actually the king's daughter; her mother was seduced and impregnated by a handsome vampire. She is actually only half-vampire, which is why she is not truly undead and can physically grow older.
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The text describes her as a ChocolateBaby who does not resemble either of ChocolateBaby. She has black hair and black eyes; her parents--her mother has brown hair and brown eyes while her "father" has red-gold hair and blue eyes. She is not actually the king's daughter; her mother was seduced and impregnated by a handsome vampire. She is actually only half-vampire, which is why she is not truly undead and can physically grow older.
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There were a few pieces of dialogue that hinted this would be the case when the Queen thought about how a lot of people were speculating that she wanted to eat Snow's heart and that she got fooled by the heart of a wild animal instead, which wasn't the truth at all. After Snow became the monarch, that was when the Queen became the WickedStepmother of lore while she and her prince would be painted in the rosiest picture possible and the seven dwarves were only convenient set pieces for their story. While none of this was true in the least, only victors get to write history and Snow would allow no other official narratives than the idyllic fairy tale of herself.
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There were a few pieces of dialogue that hinted this would be the case when the Queen thought about how a lot of people were speculating that she wanted to eat Snow's heart and that she got fooled by the heart of a wild animal instead, which wasn't the truth at all. After Snow became the monarch, that was when the Queen became the WickedStepmother of lore while she and her prince would be painted in the rosiest picture possible and the seven dwarves were only convenient set pieces for their story. While none of this was true in the least, only victors get to write history and Snow would allow no other official narratives than the idyllic fairy tale of herself.herself.
[[WMG: Snow White is the result of some adultery on her mother's part]]
The text describes her as a ChocolateBaby who does not resemble either of her parents--her mother has brown hair and brown eyes while her "father" has red-gold hair and blue eyes. She is not actually the king's daughter; her mother was seduced and impregnated by a handsome vampire. She is actually only half-vampire, which is why she is not truly undead and can physically grow older.
[[WMG: Snow White is the result of some adultery on her mother's part]]
The text describes her as a ChocolateBaby who does not resemble either of her parents--her mother has brown hair and brown eyes while her "father" has red-gold hair and blue eyes. She is not actually the king's daughter; her mother was seduced and impregnated by a handsome vampire. She is actually only half-vampire, which is why she is not truly undead and can physically grow older.
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[[WMG: The traditional Snow White fairy tale became official post-regicide State propaganda after Snow and her necrophilic prince seized power.]]
There were a few pieces of dialogue that hinted this would be the case when the Queen thought about how a lot of people were speculating that she wanted to eat Snow's heart and that she got fooled by the heart of a wild animal instead, which wasn't the truth at all. After Snow became the monarch, that was when the Queen became the WickedStepmother of lore while she and her prince would be painted in the rosiest picture possible and the seven dwarves were only convenient set pieces for their story. While none of this was true in the least, only victors get to write history and Snow would allow no other official narratives than the idyllic fairy tale of herself.
There were a few pieces of dialogue that hinted this would be the case when the Queen thought about how a lot of people were speculating that she wanted to eat Snow's heart and that she got fooled by the heart of a wild animal instead, which wasn't the truth at all. After Snow became the monarch, that was when the Queen became the WickedStepmother of lore while she and her prince would be painted in the rosiest picture possible and the seven dwarves were only convenient set pieces for their story. While none of this was true in the least, only victors get to write history and Snow would allow no other official narratives than the idyllic fairy tale of herself.
