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She emphasizes that the reimagined Snow White learns to be “fearless, fair, brave, and true” without reliance on a prince—a controversial move that the speaker perceives as disconnected from the original allegorical and cultural significance. The critique underscores that these stories were created by women (notably storytellers like the Brothers Grimm and countless anonymous women writers) to reflect universal themes, not to serve as political platforms.