It is only when, in a fit of bitter despair, she seeks solitude in the vastness of her own sprawling castle and climbs a long disused and forgotten tower stair that she comes face to face with herself in the very same magic mirror used by her stepmother of old. The queen has been in a moribund state of hopeless depression for over a year with no end in sight. Things could not be better, in fact, except for one thing: Prince Edel, Raven’s fiancé, is a fine man from a neighboring kingdom and Snow White’s own domain is prosperous and at peace. It is already nearly bursting with jubilant guests and merry well-wishers. Snow White’s castle has been meticulously scrubbed, polished, and opulently decorated for the celebration. The ceremony itself promises to be the most glamorous social event of the decade. On the eve of her only daughter, Princess Raven’s wedding, an aging Snow White finds it impossible to share in the joyous spirit of the occasion. What happens when “happily ever after” has come and gone?
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