Moments pages are Spoilers Off. You Have Been Warned.
- The speech Huntsman gives Snow White while she's in a comatose state about his dead wife and what follows. Also doubles as a Tear Jerker."I was not worth saving but she did so anyway."
- The part at the end where Snow White sees that Greta has been restored to her youth and beauty.
- Pretty much any time Snow White interacted with Greta. When she first sees Greta thrown in jail, she talks to her, finds out her name, and generally tries to help her feel better. When Greta is thrown back into prison after the queen sucked out her youth, Snow White again calls out to try to make sure she's alright. And when Snow White is making her escape, the first thing she does after getting out of her cell is run to free Greta. On Greta's part, she urges Snow White to leave her and make it to freedom.
- Snow White is seen making a doll with Lily, the young village girl, and she sleeps beside her to protect her while her mother is away working.
- Lily is there at the coronation too.
- In hindsight it becomes quite a bit sadder, but Snow dancing with Gus around the fire. They're just playing around and she seems plainly happy for one of the only times in the film.Gus: I know I'm a bit...gicky milady, but would you care for a dance?Snow White: I'd be honoured, Gus.
- William tearfully apologises to Snow for not somehow rescuing her from the castle. She comforts him by saying they were children, and "you're here now" being what's important.
- Snow White shedding tears for Ravenna as she dies. She even said to William (secretly Ravenna in disguise) that she can't hate her, and only pities her.
