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The Seven Dwarfs come from the European classic fairy tale ''{{w|Snow White}}'' and appeared in {{w|Disney}}'s animated film {{w|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)|''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs''}}. When Snow White runs away from the Evil Queen at the huntsman's admonition, she later finds a cottage in the woods, thinking it to be owned by seven children. As she sleeps inside, the Dwarfs return home after a day of diamond mining, only to find something in their bedroom. The Dwarfs think she is a monster until she wakes up to reveal a princess. At that point on, the Dwarfs accept Snow White as a mother figure as she cooks soup, does chores, and shows the utmost affection that even reverses Grumpy's ways. When the Evil Queen visits the cottage with the poison apple, disguised as an old woman, the Dwarfs are away at work. After Snow White falls under the curse of the poison apple, the forest animals alert the Dwarfs, taking them to the Evil Queen. As the Evil Queen is pursued, she attempts to crush the Dwarfs with a rock, only to be crushed by one herself. The Dwarfs return to their cottage, mourning the princess' death until the Prince comes and revives her, leaving the Dwarfs in a happy ending.