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The most significant issue lies in the characterization of Snow White herself. Instead of showing her evolution—from innocence to experience—the remake presents her as a capable and emotionally flat character from the start. The film depicts her fleeing into the forest after her father’s death not as a tumultuous moment of grief but as just another step in her leadership journey, devoid of vulnerability or internal conflict. This portrayal strips her of the necessary emotional vulnerability that made her original story compelling.