The Moral of Snow White   Red as blood, white as snow and black
as ebony  Snow White remains one of the most morally ambiguous
of Disney’s films, and because it is the first animated feature-
length movie, one wonders why the message seems so vague.
Obviously the lines of good and evil are clearly demarcated
within the first moments of the film, but arriving at a definite
moral standpoint after watching the movie is difficult. We have
the obvious triumph of good over evil, less a theme than a
necessity for any movie targeted primarily for children. We also
have themes of jealousy, vanity and good-natured hospitality at
the heart of the tale. But all of this seems to obscure any
over-arching maxim presented within the movie’s framework, and
leaves us puzzled because of the didactic nature Disney films
have acquired since that point. However, reading this movie less
as a children’s film and more as a subtle case of war propaganda
allows us to uncover themes obstructed from view.  Interpreting
an animated musical