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To preserve her daughter's life, Lauda faked Snow's death by pretending sheвЂ™d ventured to a nearby lake alone and drowned that same night, lying even to Rose, and arranged for her to secretly live with her paternal aunt, the widowed queen of a distant land.ДЄfter the loss of her sister, Rose Red was no longer the happy girl of her youth. giant cauldrons in Hell where one would boil for eternity and be eaten from time to time, rivers of scythes, and all sorts of other ugly punishments). Later that night, Lauda used magic to turn into a giant bird and secretly met with the King of the Golden Realm, who ordered her to kill Snow so that his son's vow could be broken without any consequences aside from Brandish's steadfast commitment to have Snow bear his children because of the powerful magic he sensed from her, in those days there were apparently harrowing consequences for oathbreakers (i.e. Both parents disapproved for their own reasons Lauda was unwilling to let her daughters marry so young and into nobility no less, whereas Brandish's father didn't want his eldest son marrying a lowly, peasant girl born of a witch, instead intending to marry him off politically to one of his enemies daughters. Both the sisters and the prince told their mother and father, respectively, about the vow. He is then attacked and killed by the same bear Snow and Rose sheltered in the previous winter.ДЄfter killing the dwarf, the bear changed into his real form - a human prince - and he vowed to marry Snow, while Rose could marry his younger brother. After being saved, the dwarf was angry with the girls and magically piled his treasures while telling them that because they cut his beard, his reserves of magic will have vanished and his people will shun him.

After saving the mean dwarf yet again, a giant bird told them that they would come to regret their actions. Snow decided that they should help him and once more cuts the dwarf's beard, freeing him from the bird's grip. The dwarf was being attacked by a giant bird, his beard and another bag of treasure in its talons. Snow White and Rose Red encountered the mean little dwarf one last time, near the end of summer. Snow and Rose were troubled by his demeanor, and took the fish home for their mother to cook.

The dwarf then pulled out more treasure from inside the fish and departed into the forest, upset that his beard had been shortened. Snow cut his beard and Rose reeled in the fish. Snow asked the dwarf's preference and he claimed he needed the fish for his dinner.

Rose warned that if the line be cut, they'd lose the big fish that the dwarf had caught.

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The dwarf was about to be drowned by the fish he ensnared and Snow went to free the dwarf, but he insisted she not cut his beard even more. During the course of that summer, the girls saw the mean old dwarf again as he hung from a branch with his beard tangled in his fishing line. That night, Snow told Rose about a dream of hers of when the bear left them, where he says he needs to return to the woods to protect his treasure from the wicked dwarfs. To the dwarf's chagrin, Snow cut his beard to free him and he, having lied about his predicament, pulled out a treasure bag from the tree. By summertime the girls, in their youthful exuberance, had nearly forgotten their visitor and they soon met a dwarf who claimed his long beard was stuck on a tree while getting wood for his tea kettle. When spring came, tardy after the long winter, the bear left them. Snow and Rose's mother, Lauda, let him in, unafraid of the creature due to having made bargains to keep the family safe from harm, and he stayed throughout the entire winter with them in the daytime the bear would trot off into the forest while at night he would lodge with the family. One winter's evening as the family sat comfortably together near the fire, a talking bear knocked on their door and asked for shelter from the bitter cold. They were terribly fond of each other and never far apart, swearing to each other that nothing would ever come between them. In their youth, Rose Red and her twin-sister Snow White were as happy as any two children in the world. Her father died within a year of her birth, apparently killed by his evil sister. Rose Red was born in a small cottage in a clearing within a great and magical forest.

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