They let her stay there if she “keeps house for [them], and cooks, makes the beds, wash, sews, knits, and keeps everything neat and tidy” (Tatar 85). Doing all the chores, "Snow White is a housekeeping angel in a tiny house [conveying] the story's attitude toward "woman's world and woman's work": the realm of domesticity is a miniaturized kingdom in which the best of women is not only like a dwarf but like a dwarf's servant" (Tatar 295). Thus, Snow White depicts the female role as housekeeper, and wife. Men are the food providers while women stay at home and take care of the house and the
They let her stay there if she “keeps house for [them], and cooks, makes the beds, wash, sews, knits, and keeps everything neat and tidy” (Tatar 85). Doing all the chores, "Snow White is a housekeeping angel in a tiny house [conveying] the story's attitude toward "woman's world and woman's work": the realm of domesticity is a miniaturized kingdom in which the best of women is not only like a dwarf but like a dwarf's servant" (Tatar 295). Thus, Snow White depicts the female role as housekeeper, and wife. Men are the food providers while women stay at home and take care of the house and the