Snow White

Snow White is only mentioned, by Cinderella as she talks to Rosamund in the fourth episode, who calls her another princess whom Rosamund has yet to meet, "extremely wise and cunning" NA E4·01:02:57. She says that when the times of shadow started she came into contact with a princess from the Kingdom of Tapestry named Snow White, who had a mirror that belonged to the former queen of her kingdom NA E4·01:07:58. Cinderella adds that Snow White has learned much of magic in the time they have worked together NA E4·01:11:34.

In the eleventh episode a message from the panicked Naked Emperor says his forces have been decimated and that "We believe" one of the renegade princesses, Snow White, has raised an army of the dead and marched to war against them NA E11·00:27:14. The dwarfs who find the party in Snowhold say that oaths were sworn to the Princess Snow White and they fulfill them in life or death NA E11·01:56:04.

In the twelfth episode the party meets her in the central tent in a long black lace gown, with long black hair, skin as white as snow, blood-red lips and a nearly pure white tiara; she says she can never not be cold, does not sleep, and her organs do not work anymore NA E12·00:10:05 NA E12·00:11:31 NA E12·00:31:14 NA E12·00:39:17. Brennan says there is no rot on her and that she may be, if not undead, in some deathless state, and skeletal sparrows and dwarfs serve her NA E12·00:11:41 NA E12·00:14:23. She says the fairies are trying to return the Neverafter to destiny, which she does not agree with NA E12·00:15:33. Of the horrors she has endured she says "those horrors woke me up, and I would not go back to sleep." NA E12·00:20:56 She says that Cinderella is bringing reinforcements, that the Tsar of Snowhold will attack in the morning, that she means to defeat him and then bring the Snow Queen to reason, and that in her visions victory needed no fewer than seven of the princesses NA E12·00:24:13 NA E12·00:33:13 NA E12·00:34:00 NA E12·00:48:18. After an Arcana check she tells Pinocchio "You're not a fairy." and that he is wielding a fairy's magic NA E12·00:38:57 NA E12·00:39:00. She offers to take care of Mother Goose's book, which Timothy declines because he gave up too much to have it NA E12·00:56:51 NA E12·00:57:05. She calls the Northern Wind to carry the party to Toy Island NA E12·00:58:15.

In the fourteenth episode Rapunzel says Snow White overcame the Tsar, that they then marched on the Snow Queen and took over her castle after she refused them, and that the Snow Queen is no more in this world NA E14·01:15:29 NA E14·01:16:25 NA E14·01:16:48. Snow White says she was utterly disappointed that the Snow Queen did not see reason before the end NA E14·01:34:39. In the Snow Queen's library she shows Mother Goose tomes in which he finds scraps of otherworldly parchment, and she says true books are almost never blank and that with one incredible things are possible NA E14·01:17:43 NA E14·01:18:02 NA E14·01:19:10 NA E14·01:20:42. She tells Rosamund that she is fighting for an end to the stories, that if all the pages drowned in ink something new and better might come, and that "I might already be a Snow Queen." NA E14·01:35:05 NA E14·01:39:49 NA E14·01:40:26 She whispers that as long as she is around the old stories of her will be around and nothing can be good NA E14·01:41:37.

In the fifteenth episode she has taken over the Snow Queen's chambers and set up an altar-like arrangement of bone-white candles, says "I've killed the Snow Queen a few times", and tells Rosamund the party walked in freely and may walk out freely, though if every princess leaves the plan falls apart NA E15·01:10:41 NA E15·01:11:46 NA E15·01:16:05 NA E15·01:17:19. As the party flees, she stands with a hand on Elody's shoulder on the ramparts NA E15·01:42:16. In the seventeenth episode she answers Scheherazade in Mother Goose's book, offers help and magic, says she will use a more secure means of communication, and the correspondence ends NA E17·01:32:23 NA E17·01:33:11 NA E17·01:33:19.

In The Lines Between she leads the ritual, holding concentration on the ink drawn from the Inkwell, trembling with the effort, with Scheherazade and Cinderella beside her NA E19·00:06:00 NA E19·00:08:26. Brennan says she is behind an effect that makes everyone, Cricket included, roll a Constitution save NA E19·00:30:10 NA E19·00:30:15. After the rolls she says "Pity." NA E19·00:32:21 Ghostly dwarves surge out of the mist, and Brennan names it a Circle of Death with a 60-foot radius NA E19·00:32:26 NA E19·00:33:11. Cricket is killed and Thumbelina drops to zero NA E19·00:33:16 NA E19·00:33:19 NA E19·00:33:29. Each round she holds concentration adds to the spell NA E19·01:06:00. Mother Goose's Vicious Mockery breaks her concentration, and she says "Fine, we'll start over." NA E19·01:42:55 She tells Rosamund "I expected no one more than you to understand." NA E19·01:21:56 Brennan says a streak of necromantic energy crosses the room and Rosamund falls, and Brennan tells Rosamund she is fully dead; Rosamund then rises in the briars as Sleeping Beauty NA E19·01:22:06 NA E19·01:24:27 NA E19·01:25:51 NA E19·01:26:03. Later Sleeping Beauty's arrow hits her for 39 damage in one blow, she fails her save with an 8, and Brennan says briars swallow her and she is gone NA E19·01:54:46 NA E19·01:55:10 NA E19·01:55:33.

In the finale Scheherazade says her spell is still locked in the ink and the longer she held on the more certain it would have been, and the party works to unweave it NA E20·00:08:14 NA E20·00:20:26 NA E20·01:13:01. Brennan shows her weeping, comforted by spectral dwarves, at the end of the battle, and in Siobhan's epilogue Rosamund wakes her from a glass coffin in the Kingdom of Tapestry with a chunk of apple lodged in her throat, and she says she lives with seven dwarves and likes them all NA E20·02:15:18 NA E20·02:32:59 NA E20·02:33:36 NA E20·02:34:24.