WARNING!!!! The following story may be disturbing to both Snow White mga manliligaw and haters. Reader discursion is advised…
Now I present my sneak peek Dark Endings version of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. Enjoy…
One song, I have but one song. One song, only for you…Snow White quietly hummed the beautiful song her mystery prince sang to her earlier that day. She was picking wildflowers in the meadow near her kastilyo home. Her stepmother, the Queen, had allowed her to pick the newly bloomed daisies in the field, as long as her best (and only) huntsman, Humbert, accompanied her. As she gathered up the rest of the blossoms, she noticed that a tiny bluebird, no bigger than the palm of her hand, had fallen from its nest above.
“Aww, have you Nawawala your way from home?” Snow White asked sweetly, “I’ll help you find your way back!” She set her bundle of bulaklak down and searched around the branches of the oak puno towering above her. She spotted the bird’s nest nestled up on one of the higher branches. Snow stood on her tip-toes so the bird could fly back to its home.
While it fluttered its small azure wings up to the nest, a shadow crossed along the puno and Snow White’s back. She turned around, planning on picking up the daisies, when she was confronted sa pamamagitan ng the menacing, bearded huntsman. In his hand, he gripped a wicked dagger, so sharp that just staring at it could cut you. Humbert raised his blade, about to plunge it into her heart, when he froze. In the back of his mind, something was telling him to don’t do it, don’t destroy an innocent girl. But a stronger voice reminded him of all the riches the reyna had promised him, and whatever else his puso desired.
With tears in his eyes, he whispered, “Sorry…Little Princess…”
And he plunged the kutsilyo into her chest, all the way up to its hilt.
Now I present my sneak peek Dark Endings version of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. Enjoy…
One song, I have but one song. One song, only for you…Snow White quietly hummed the beautiful song her mystery prince sang to her earlier that day. She was picking wildflowers in the meadow near her kastilyo home. Her stepmother, the Queen, had allowed her to pick the newly bloomed daisies in the field, as long as her best (and only) huntsman, Humbert, accompanied her. As she gathered up the rest of the blossoms, she noticed that a tiny bluebird, no bigger than the palm of her hand, had fallen from its nest above.
“Aww, have you Nawawala your way from home?” Snow White asked sweetly, “I’ll help you find your way back!” She set her bundle of bulaklak down and searched around the branches of the oak puno towering above her. She spotted the bird’s nest nestled up on one of the higher branches. Snow stood on her tip-toes so the bird could fly back to its home.
While it fluttered its small azure wings up to the nest, a shadow crossed along the puno and Snow White’s back. She turned around, planning on picking up the daisies, when she was confronted sa pamamagitan ng the menacing, bearded huntsman. In his hand, he gripped a wicked dagger, so sharp that just staring at it could cut you. Humbert raised his blade, about to plunge it into her heart, when he froze. In the back of his mind, something was telling him to don’t do it, don’t destroy an innocent girl. But a stronger voice reminded him of all the riches the reyna had promised him, and whatever else his puso desired.
With tears in his eyes, he whispered, “Sorry…Little Princess…”
And he plunged the kutsilyo into her chest, all the way up to its hilt.
