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*** Keep in mind that Grimpy was originally voiced by Pinto Colvig, as in the original voice of WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}. You read that right, the guy who gave Goofy his SignatureLaugh managed to weep [[SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct convincingly]]!

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*** Keep in mind that Grimpy Grumpy was originally voiced by Pinto Colvig, as in the original voice of WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}. You read that right, the guy who gave Goofy his SignatureLaugh managed to weep [[SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct convincingly]]!
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***Keep in mind that Grimpy was originally voiced by Pinto Colvig, as in the original voice of WesternAnimation/{{Goofy}}. You read that right, the guy who gave Goofy his SignatureLaugh managed to weep [[SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct convincingly]]!
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* The transition between the funeral and the finale shows a time-skip, with text explaining that Snow White was still so beautiful, even in death that the dwarfs didn't want to bury her, and after making a coffin of glass and gold, they always watched over her. As the seasons pass, it's autumn first, followed by winter and then spring. Several months have passed, maybe even a year, and it's clear that all seven of them are depressed. After all this time, they are still unable to let go of their lost friend and living with the grief of losing her for several months, made worse by the fact that they couldn't save her because didn't came back home in time, not to mention that all of this happened when she was alone. They are still '''mourning her'''. This is more gutwrenching because it's shown in a realistic way: mourning loved ones is something that may last years, even for life.

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* The transition between the funeral and the finale shows a time-skip, with text explaining that Snow White was still so beautiful, even in death that the dwarfs didn't want to bury her, and after making a coffin of glass and gold, they always watched over her. As the seasons pass, it's autumn first, followed by winter and then spring. Several months have passed, maybe even a year, and it's clear that all seven of them are depressed. After all this time, they are still unable to let go of their lost friend and living with the grief of losing her for several months, made worse by the fact that they couldn't save her because they didn't came come back home in time, not to mention that all of this happened when she was alone. They are still '''mourning her'''. This is more gutwrenching because it's shown in a realistic way: mourning loved ones is something that may last years, even for life.
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** And the forest animals are in mourning too. They were Snow White's first friends in the film and they stand at the window, not even caring about the heavy rain, heartbroken at the loss of the princess. And remember how they realised the queen was the one in disguise and ran to get the Dwarves. They tried their best to save her and are probably wracked with guilt over whether they could have done anything differently.


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** And think about it from his perspective. They met and fell in love at the start, and he probably went back to the castle again to look for her, and of course would find no one with the queen having died too. He could have spent months searching for Snow White, only to find that she had died. The kiss was a farewell to the woman he loved and then lost almost immediately.
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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her reaction to the Huntsman telling her that [[WickedStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless. Or that maybe it isn't so much of a shock that [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen the Evil Queen]] ordered her death given how infamously she's viewed across the land by everyone.

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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her reaction to the Huntsman telling her that [[WickedStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless. Or that maybe it isn't so much of a shock that [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen the Evil Queen]] ordered her death given how infamously she's viewed across the land by everyone. Snow White's fear and horror is easy to view both ways.
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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her reaction to the Huntsman telling her that [[WickedStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless.

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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her reaction to the Huntsman telling her that [[WickedStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless. Or that maybe it isn't so much of a shock that [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen the Evil Queen]] ordered her death given how infamously she's viewed across the land by everyone.
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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her shock at the Huntsman telling her that [[WickedStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless.

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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her shock at reaction to the Huntsman telling her that [[WickedStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless.
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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her shock at the Huntsman telling her that [[EvilStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless.

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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her shock at the Huntsman telling her that [[EvilStepmother [[WickedStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless.
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** It's brief, but whether or not Snow White knew the Queen really didn't like her, her shock at the Huntsman telling her that [[EvilStepmother her own stepmother]] ordered her death is still a shock to her nonetheless.

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