Blood dripping on snow can mean many things because it is a very undetailed idea, perhaps it was just included to show how the Queen came to see the beauty of the two colors together. George Murphy’s analysis of the dwarfs was backed by an introduction and is well written out, but the evidence didn't help his claim move forward (130). George Murphy’s criticism of the dwarves is an example of introducing the evidence. Murphy tells his readers that they are associated with magic and workmanship in fantasy Germanic literature. There was only one problem with his evidence, it didn’t move his ultimate claim forward; his claim being:
“They are associated with magic. . . The fact they are celibate, carry the seven lamps, give the heroine good advice on the intent and persistence on the Lucifer-like queen, rescue her twins from death at the queen’s hands, point to the familiar mix of Germanic and Christian deposition. . . To see them as only “stunted men “is to look at them through the eyes of Cinderella’s father-or Snow White’s stepmother