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|journalBBS='''The Queen'''<br>Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)<br><br>A vain woman who is convinced she is the fairest of all. When the Spirit of the Magic Mirror revealed Snow White to be fairer, the Queen decided to take the maiden's life.<br><br>'''Old Peddler Woman'''<br>Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)<br><br>A mysterious old woman who dropped an apple. She claimed Terra threatened her with the Keyblade to find out about Master Xehanort--a troubling thought for Ventus.<br><br>'''The Witch'''<br>Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)<br><br>A form the Queen assumed by drinking a potion. Jealous of Snow White's beauty, she wished to decieve the maiden into eating a poisonous apple.<br><br>She succeeded in putting Snow White into a deep sleep, but the dwarfs chased her down, and she was never seen again.
|journalUX='''The Queen'''<br>Snow White (1937)<br>A vain woman who is convinced that she is the fairest of all.<br><br>'''Hag'''<br>Snow White (1937)<br>A form of the Queen assumed to deceive Snow White into eating a poisonous apple.
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{{Q|You claim to be radiant, but all I see are shadows of jealousy, hanging thick on your heart.|[[Terra]] to the Queen.}}
{{Q|There is a young maid who resides in this castle. Her name is Snow White. Kill her. And to make sure you do not fail, bring back her heart.|The Queen to Terra}}
'''The Queen''', also known as '''The Old Peddler Woman''' and '''The Witch''', is a character in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. She appears in her homeworld of [[Dwarf Woodlands]] as an antagonist, taking on both her Queen and Hag forms. She is the stepmother of [[Snow White]]. In Disney canon, she is named '''Queen Grimhilde'''. The Queen's first appearance in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series was actually in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'', a picture of her hag form appearing on Snow White's stain-glass podium in the [[Dive to the Heart]].
'''The Queen''', known in her disguised form as '''The Old Peddler Woman''', '''The Witch''', or the '''Hag''', is an antagonist in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts χ]]''. She originally appeared in the animated film ''{{w|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs}}''. She is the queen of [[Dwarf Woodlands]] as well as [[Snow White]]'s jealous stepmother, and she eventually becomes the source of the [[Wretched Witch]] Heartless.


==Journal Entry==
==Story==
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
===''Kingdom Hearts χ''===
;The Queen
[[File:An Enchanting Encounter 01 KHUX.png|thumb|left|The Queen asks the Magic Mirror who is the fairest one of all.]]
The Queen consults the [[Magic Mirror]] concerning the identity of the fairest one of all, learning that [[Snow White]] has surpassed her beauty despite the Queen's attempts to quell it.{{storylink|Quest 4: Dwarf Woodlands}} From her window, the Queen spies Snow White's romantic encounter with [[The Prince]] and grows exceedingly jealous. The Queen attempts to have Snow White killed, but fails.


''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)''
In an attempt to prove herself to be the fairest one of all, the Queen presents what she believes to be Snow White's [[heart]] to the Magic Mirror, who reveals the truth to the Queen. Furious, the Queen takes it upon herself to carry out the deed, disguising herself as an old peddler woman in order to deliver a poisoned apple to Snow White.


''A vain woman who is convinced she is the fairest of all. When the Spirit of the Magic Mirror revealed Snow White to be fairer, the Queen decided to take the maiden's life.''
Finding Snow White alone, the Queen approaches and is allowed inside the Dwarfs' Cottage, where she convinces Snow White that by taking a bite of the poisoned apple, any wish made by Snow White would come true. After taking her bite of the apple, Snow White falls into the sleeping death. Before the Queen can relish in her victory and escape, the [[Player]] and the Dwarfs arrive and pursue the Queen into the mountains. The Queen summons the [[Wretched Witch]] to cover her escape, though the powerful [[Heartless]] is ultimately defeated by Player. In a last ditch attempt, the Queen attempts to jostle a large boulder free to crush the Dwarfs, only for lightning to strike the cliff she had been standing on, sending the Queen falling to her death.


;Old Peddler Woman
Despite initially succeeding in her attempt against Snow White's life, the Queen's plan is thwarted when the Prince is drawn to Snow White through the connection of their hearts and wakes Snow White from her slumber with true love's kiss.


''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)''
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep''===
 
[[Terra]] spies on the Queen in her mirror chamber as she consults the [[Magic Mirror]], who describes Snow White's great beauty and heart of pure [[light]]. The Queen notices Terra's presence, and she agrees to let him ask the Mirror about the whereabouts of [[Master Xehanort]] in exchange for him killing Snow White and bringing back her heart. When Terra returns empty-handed, she commands the Spirit of the Magic Mirror to attack Terra. When the Spirit replies that it cannot, she smashes a potion into it, transforming it into an [[Unversed]]. After Terra defeats the Spirit, the Queen reluctantly orders the mirror to give Terra the answers he seeks, after which he tersely thanks her and leaves.
''A mysterious old woman who dropped an apple. She claimed Terra threatened her with the Keyblade to find out about Master Xehanort--a troubling thought for Ventus.''
{{canon|In the Japanese version of ''Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep'', the Queen's anger and jealousy becomes a red aura that transforms the Magic Mirror into an Unversed.}}
 
;The Witch
 
''Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)''
 
''A form the Queen assumed by drinking a potion. Jealous of Snow White's beauty, she wished to decieve the maiden into eating a poisonous apple. She succeeded in putting Snow White into a deep sleep, but the dwarfs chased her down, and she was never seen again.''


==Story==
[[File:Where Did Terra Go 01 KHBBS.png|thumb|Ventus returns the Queen's apple.]]
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep''===
After [[Ventus]] defeats the [[Mad Treant]], he arrives at the Flower Glade looking for Terra; however, all he sees is the Queen in her disguise as an old crone. He returns to her a red apple that falls out of her basket, unaware that it is a poisoned apple she intends to use to kill Snow White, and asks her about Terra when she recognizes the [[Keyblade]]. She tells Ventus that Terra threatened her for information about Master Xehanort, and walks off into the woods, leaving Ventus confused and worried.  
In Terra's scenario, the Queen asks him to bring her Snow White's heart, and would allow [[Terra]] to ask her Magic Mirror about Master Xehanort's whereabouts in return. Terra fails in this endeavor, causing her darkness to grow in her anger. She takes control of her mirror to fight Terra, who wins the battle. The Queen reluctantly allows Terra to use her mirror and begins plotting how to kill Snow White once Terra leaves.


In Ventus's scenario, she appears under the disguise of an old hag and prepares to carry the poisoned apple to Snow White, but drops it on her way. Ventus, unaware of her motives, politely gives the apple back. She also tells Ventus how deep Terra is dabbling into darkness.
Some time after Ventus leaves the Dwarf Woodlands, the Queen succeeds in tricking Snow White into eating the poisoned apple. When [[Aqua]] later arrives at the Cottage Clearing, the Seven Dwarfs tell her they drove the Queen off after discovering what she had done. The Spirit of the Magic Mirror, upon its defeat, declares its service to be finished now that the Queen is gone, and it disappears.
{{-}}


Some time between Ventus and Aqua's scenarios, the Queen succeeds in having Snow White eat the poisoned apple. She is then only briefly mentioned in Aqua's storyline by the Seven Dwarfs, who tell Aqua they chased away the Queen following her foul deeds. The Magic Mirror later tells Aqua that the Queen is dead and he is no longer under her control.
==Other appearances==
===''Kingdom Hearts''===
The Old Peddler Woman's visage appears on Snow White's Station in Sora's [[Dive to the Heart]].


==Appearance==
==Design==
The Queen is a pale-skinned woman with blue eyes, red lipstick, and seemingly penciled-on eyebrows. She wears a gold crown with five spikes on the front and a jewel on the tip of the middle and tallest spike. She also wears what seems to be a black balaclava that covers her ears, neck, and hair and only leaves her face exposed. She wears a close-fitting, han blue dress with enormous hanging sleeves with white cuffs. The Queen's dress has a high collar that is white on the inside and she wears a red cape, much like Snow White and [[The Prince]]. She also wears a gold pendant around her neck with a ruby set in it, as well as a long, rope belt tied around her waist.
The Queen is a pale-skinned woman with blue eyes, red lipstick, and seemingly penciled-on eyebrows. She wears a gold crown with five spikes on the front and a jewel on the tip of the middle and tallest spike. She also wears what seems to be a black balaclava that covers her ears, neck, and hair and only leaves her face exposed. She wears a close-fitting, han blue dress with enormous hanging sleeves with white cuffs. The Queen's dress has a high collar that is white on the inside and she wears a red cape, much like Snow White and [[The Prince]]. She also wears a gold pendant around her neck with a ruby set in it, as well as a long, rope belt tied around her waist.


In her hag form, the Queen dons a black, hooded robe that retains the hanging sleeves of her dress. Her physical appearance changes from that of a youthful queen to that of an ugly, old witch with long, tangled white hair. She has thick, black eyebrows, gold eyes, and dark rings around her eyes. Her nose becomes long and crooked and gains a large wart and she only has one visible tooth on her bottom jaw. Her hands are gnarled and have pointed, dirty fingernails. In this form, the Queen is also often seen with a basket filled with poison apples. She also seems to wear grey slippers.
In her hag form, the Queen dons a black, hooded robe that retains the hanging sleeves of her dress and grey slippers. Her physical appearance changes from that of a youthful queen to that of an ugly, old witch with long, tangled white hair. She has thick, black eyebrows, green eyes, and dark rings around her eyes. Her nose becomes long and crooked and gains a large wart and she only has one visible tooth on her bottom jaw. Her hands are gnarled and have pointed, dirty fingernails. In this form, the Queen is also often seen with a basket filled with poison apples.


==Personality==
==Personality==
The Queen, personality-wise, shares many traits with Maleficent. Like Maleficent, she is depicted as a vain and jealous individual. She is quite cruel, willing to kill Snow White out of her own jealousy, and shows no kindness to anyone, including her own servants. She also has zero tolerance to failure, punishing anyone who defies or fails her, an example of this is when she turns the Magic Mirror into an Unversed when he refused to attack Terra.
The Queen is depicted as a vain and jealous individual. She is quite cruel, willing to kill Snow White out of her own jealousy, and shows no kindness to anyone, including her own servants. She also has zero tolerance for failure, punishing anyone who defies or fails her; an example of this is when she turns the Magic Mirror into an Unversed when he refused to attack Terra.


==Abilities==
==Abilities==
The Queen is known to be an evil witch, which makes her magical in the dark arts. She has control over the Magic Mirror and can make it act according to her bidding.
The Queen is known to be an evil witch, who specializes in the dark arts. She has control over the Magic Mirror and can make it act according to her bidding.
 
In the Disney film, she is shown to be able brew potions and casts a spell to activate the potion that would turn her into an old hag.


==Origin==
==Origin==
The Queen made her debut in Disney's first ever animated film; ''[[wikipedia:Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs]]''. Stepmother of Snow White, she longed to kill the girl out of jealousy of her beauty. Consulting her [[Magic Mirror]], she hired a huntsman to do the job. The man let Snow White escape, however, much to the Queen's displeasure.
Queen Grimhilde made her debut in Disney's first ever animated film, ''{{w|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)|Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs}}''. Stepmother of Snow White, she longed to kill the girl out of jealousy of her beauty. Consulting her [[Magic Mirror]], she hired a huntsman to do the job. The man let Snow White escape, however, much to the Queen's displeasure.
 
She eventually found the girl in a cottage owned by the [[Seven Dwarfs]], and transformed herself into an old hag; her intention was to look like a kindly grandmother, yet this was not the case. She convinced Snow White to bite from a poisoned apple that would kill her unless she received Love's First Kiss. The Dwarfs went after the Queen, however, and sent the villain toppling off a cliff when one of her own schemes backfired.
 
 
== Quotes ==
*"''Spirit of the Mirror-come from the farhtest space. Through wind and darkness I summon thee... Speak! Show me thy face.''"
*"''Magic Mirror on the wall-who is the fairest on of all?''"
*"''Wait. Ah, yes...I have a task for you. If you succeed, I will ask the mirror where you might find this Master Xehanort.''"
*"''There is a young maid who resides in this castle. Her name is Snow White. Kill her. And to make sure you do not fail, bring back her heart in this.''"
*"''What I demand is [[Snow White|her]] life. I have had more than enough of her light.''"
*"''That is no concern of [[Terra|yours]]. Now, heed my words. My radiance is all the light this kingdom needs.''"
*"''You will pay for such insolence! Magic Mirror on the wall, consume this fool, once and for all!''"
*"''[[Magic Mirror|You]] dare defy your Queen?''"
*"''Magic Mirror, instruct this [[Terra|knave]]! Give him the answers he doth crave.''"


==Gallery==
She eventually found the girl in a cottage owned by the [[Seven Dwarfs]], and transformed herself into an old hag; her intention was to look like a kindly grandmother, yet this was not the case. She convinced Snow White to bite from a poisoned apple that would kill her unless she received Love's First Kiss. The Dwarfs went after the Queen, however, and cornered her at the edge of a cliff. In one last attempt to save herself, she grabbed a long stick and began to push a heavy boulder to crush them, but a bolt of lightning struck the ground, sending the Queen falling into the abyss with the boulder following suit, crushing her.
<gallery>
File:1396witch.jpg|The Queen's Hag Form
File:Queen and Terra.JPG|The Queen in her true form, conversing with Terra.
File:Ven&theQueen.jpg|Ven handing the Hag the poisoned apple.
File:Awakening Snow White.jpg|A picture of the Snow White's podium from the Awakening.  (The Queen can be seen on the bottom in her hag form).
</gallery>


==Trivia==
==Notes and references==
*In the Japanese version of ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', the Queen uses her own darkness to control the Magic Mirror and force it to battle Terra. In the English version, however, she simply smashes a potion on the Mirror to make it obey.
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*In the English version of ''Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep'', the Queen is voiced by Susanne Blakeslee, who also voiced [[Maleficent]], [[Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather|Flora]] and [[Lady Tremaine]] in the same game.
*Her iconic scene with the Magic Mirror is near-faithfully recreated in the English version, save for changing her term to refer to the mirror from the original film's "slave" to "spirit".


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Japanese 王妃
Rōmaji Ōhi
Other names The Witch (老婆 Rōba?,
lit. "The Crone")
Voice actors (Ja:) Kyoko Satomi
(En:) Susanne Blakeslee
Homeworld Dwarf Woodlands
Origin Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Games Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Kingdom Hearts χ
Kingdom Hearts Dark Road
The Queen

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
The Queen
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

A vain woman who is convinced she is the fairest of all. When the Spirit of the Magic Mirror revealed Snow White to be fairer, the Queen decided to take the maiden's life.

Old Peddler Woman
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

A mysterious old woman who dropped an apple. She claimed Terra threatened her with the Keyblade to find out about Master Xehanort--a troubling thought for Ventus.

The Witch
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

A form the Queen assumed by drinking a potion. Jealous of Snow White's beauty, she wished to decieve the maiden into eating a poisonous apple.

She succeeded in putting Snow White into a deep sleep, but the dwarfs chased her down, and she was never seen again.
Kingdom Hearts Union χ
The Queen
Snow White (1937)
A vain woman who is convinced that she is the fairest of all.

Hag
Snow White (1937)
A form of the Queen assumed to deceive Snow White into eating a poisonous apple.
"There is a young maid who resides in this castle. Her name is Snow White. Kill her. And to make sure you do not fail, bring back her heart."
—The Queen to Terra

The Queen, known in her disguised form as The Old Peddler Woman, The Witch, or the Hag, is an antagonist in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and Kingdom Hearts χ. She originally appeared in the animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. She is the queen of Dwarf Woodlands as well as Snow White's jealous stepmother, and she eventually becomes the source of the Wretched Witch Heartless.

Story[edit]

Kingdom Hearts χ[edit]

The Queen asks the Magic Mirror who is the fairest one of all.

The Queen consults the Magic Mirror concerning the identity of the fairest one of all, learning that Snow White has surpassed her beauty despite the Queen's attempts to quell it. Quest 4: Dwarf Woodlands From her window, the Queen spies Snow White's romantic encounter with The Prince and grows exceedingly jealous. The Queen attempts to have Snow White killed, but fails.

In an attempt to prove herself to be the fairest one of all, the Queen presents what she believes to be Snow White's heart to the Magic Mirror, who reveals the truth to the Queen. Furious, the Queen takes it upon herself to carry out the deed, disguising herself as an old peddler woman in order to deliver a poisoned apple to Snow White.

Finding Snow White alone, the Queen approaches and is allowed inside the Dwarfs' Cottage, where she convinces Snow White that by taking a bite of the poisoned apple, any wish made by Snow White would come true. After taking her bite of the apple, Snow White falls into the sleeping death. Before the Queen can relish in her victory and escape, the Player and the Dwarfs arrive and pursue the Queen into the mountains. The Queen summons the Wretched Witch to cover her escape, though the powerful Heartless is ultimately defeated by Player. In a last ditch attempt, the Queen attempts to jostle a large boulder free to crush the Dwarfs, only for lightning to strike the cliff she had been standing on, sending the Queen falling to her death.

Despite initially succeeding in her attempt against Snow White's life, the Queen's plan is thwarted when the Prince is drawn to Snow White through the connection of their hearts and wakes Snow White from her slumber with true love's kiss.

Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep[edit]

Terra spies on the Queen in her mirror chamber as she consults the Magic Mirror, who describes Snow White's great beauty and heart of pure light. The Queen notices Terra's presence, and she agrees to let him ask the Mirror about the whereabouts of Master Xehanort in exchange for him killing Snow White and bringing back her heart. When Terra returns empty-handed, she commands the Spirit of the Magic Mirror to attack Terra. When the Spirit replies that it cannot, she smashes a potion into it, transforming it into an Unversed. After Terra defeats the Spirit, the Queen reluctantly orders the mirror to give Terra the answers he seeks, after which he tersely thanks her and leaves.

This information is based on alternate scenes or materials and is not considered canon within the overall plot of the series.
In the Japanese version of Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep, the Queen's anger and jealousy becomes a red aura that transforms the Magic Mirror into an Unversed.
Ventus returns the Queen's apple.

After Ventus defeats the Mad Treant, he arrives at the Flower Glade looking for Terra; however, all he sees is the Queen in her disguise as an old crone. He returns to her a red apple that falls out of her basket, unaware that it is a poisoned apple she intends to use to kill Snow White, and asks her about Terra when she recognizes the Keyblade. She tells Ventus that Terra threatened her for information about Master Xehanort, and walks off into the woods, leaving Ventus confused and worried.

Some time after Ventus leaves the Dwarf Woodlands, the Queen succeeds in tricking Snow White into eating the poisoned apple. When Aqua later arrives at the Cottage Clearing, the Seven Dwarfs tell her they drove the Queen off after discovering what she had done. The Spirit of the Magic Mirror, upon its defeat, declares its service to be finished now that the Queen is gone, and it disappears.

Other appearances[edit]

Kingdom Hearts[edit]

The Old Peddler Woman's visage appears on Snow White's Station in Sora's Dive to the Heart.

Design[edit]

The Queen is a pale-skinned woman with blue eyes, red lipstick, and seemingly penciled-on eyebrows. She wears a gold crown with five spikes on the front and a jewel on the tip of the middle and tallest spike. She also wears what seems to be a black balaclava that covers her ears, neck, and hair and only leaves her face exposed. She wears a close-fitting, han blue dress with enormous hanging sleeves with white cuffs. The Queen's dress has a high collar that is white on the inside and she wears a red cape, much like Snow White and The Prince. She also wears a gold pendant around her neck with a ruby set in it, as well as a long, rope belt tied around her waist.

In her hag form, the Queen dons a black, hooded robe that retains the hanging sleeves of her dress and grey slippers. Her physical appearance changes from that of a youthful queen to that of an ugly, old witch with long, tangled white hair. She has thick, black eyebrows, green eyes, and dark rings around her eyes. Her nose becomes long and crooked and gains a large wart and she only has one visible tooth on her bottom jaw. Her hands are gnarled and have pointed, dirty fingernails. In this form, the Queen is also often seen with a basket filled with poison apples.

Personality[edit]

The Queen is depicted as a vain and jealous individual. She is quite cruel, willing to kill Snow White out of her own jealousy, and shows no kindness to anyone, including her own servants. She also has zero tolerance for failure, punishing anyone who defies or fails her; an example of this is when she turns the Magic Mirror into an Unversed when he refused to attack Terra.

Abilities[edit]

The Queen is known to be an evil witch, who specializes in the dark arts. She has control over the Magic Mirror and can make it act according to her bidding.

Origin[edit]

Queen Grimhilde made her debut in Disney's first ever animated film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Stepmother of Snow White, she longed to kill the girl out of jealousy of her beauty. Consulting her Magic Mirror, she hired a huntsman to do the job. The man let Snow White escape, however, much to the Queen's displeasure.

She eventually found the girl in a cottage owned by the Seven Dwarfs, and transformed herself into an old hag; her intention was to look like a kindly grandmother, yet this was not the case. She convinced Snow White to bite from a poisoned apple that would kill her unless she received Love's First Kiss. The Dwarfs went after the Queen, however, and cornered her at the edge of a cliff. In one last attempt to save herself, she grabbed a long stick and began to push a heavy boulder to crush them, but a bolt of lightning struck the ground, sending the Queen falling into the abyss with the boulder following suit, crushing her.

Notes and references[edit]