E Diane Vore

Saving Snow White E Diane Vore

Betrayed... Hunted... Poisoned, and left to die. Such is the fate of the lovely Snow White of fairytale fame. When most of us think of Snow White, childhood images of a kind-hearted young woman who befriends a motley crew of dwarfs, sings with forest critters, and marries a prince dance through our memories, often evoking warm smiles. Oh, and then there's that whole thing about a sweet, terrified girl narrowly escaping episodes of being butchered and poisoned to death all because of the entirely unprovoked wrath of the malicious Evil Queen, but, hey, that is when we sigh in relief that Snow White "is just a fairytale after all".... Right? Unfortunately, what we find in our all-too-un-fairytale-like world is that Snow White is not alone in her plight of becoming an innocent victim of the jealous rage of a backstabbing woman. Although a work of fiction, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs quite accurately describes the dynamics in our real world of an innocent woman becoming the target of a wicked and jealous female who will stop at nothing to see her victim shut down, silenced, and figuratively murdered. This book has been written with the purpose of helping those who have been the target of malicious backstabbing attempts to journey toward recovery and healing, and to guide bystanders of such events in appropriate ways to respond. Viewing the famous fairytale through the lens of an allegory for female backstabbing behavior can prove insightful, and will hopefully contribute to a society that will collectively reject all tolerance of the insidious schemes of the Evil Queen, and find its voice to cry: "Save Snow White!