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The Evil Queen – caught with a suspicious apple
The Evil Queen and the poisoned apple
The Mundane Philosopher caught the Queen with a suspicious apple possibly intened for Snow White at the Miniatures Museum of Taipei.
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This entry was posted on January 2, 2013 by The Mundane Traveller in Asia, Other Realms, Photography, Taipei, Taiwan, Travel and tagged Apple, Fairy tale, Mirror, Once Upon a Time, Queen, Snow White.Shortlink
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