<p>Yeah, you're right. Even with the magic the Evil Queen has, there's no way she could turn the huntsman into a skeleton that quickly. Personally, I still think she could've killed both the First Queen and King. Snow White's mother did die in childbirth, but it's never specified what type of illness she contracted that caused her to become sick. Besides, Snow White obviously inherited her beauty and kindness from her mother, so maybe before the Evil Queen was the ruler of the kingdom, her magic mirror told her the First Queen was fairer than her, so that incited her initial jealousy and could've driven her to try to end the First Queen's life so she could replace her as the Queen. She could've disguised herself as a castle servant, given the First Queen some type of drink, which caused her to fall ill and pass away. And then, she married the King, and subsequently killed him as well. And she would think all her enemies were out of the way, until Snow White surpassed her beauty. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Dereviewer wrote: Yeah, you're right. Even with the magic the Evil Queen has, there's no way she could turn the huntsman into a skeleton that quickly. Personally, I still think she could've killed both the First Queen and King. Snow White's mother did die in childbirth, but it's never specified what type of illness she contracted that caused her to become sick. Besides, Snow White obviously inherited her beauty and kindness from her mother, so maybe before the Evil Queen was the ruler of the kingdom, her magic mirror told her the First Queen was fairer than her, so that incited her initial jealousy and could've driven her to try to end the First Queen's life so she could replace her as the Queen. She could've disguised herself as a castle servant, given the First Queen some type of drink, which caused her to fall ill and pass away. And then, she married the King, and subsequently killed him as well. And she would think all her enemies were out of the way, until Snow White surpassed her beauty. </p> </i></div>
<p>The only one who could've turned Huntsman into a skeleton that quickly would be Chernabog. </p>

<p>Hmm, I didn't even think of that. You know, there's actually a theory going around that Chernabog was the one who granted the Evil Queen with her magical abilities. Anyway, if you examine most fairytales that have wicked stepmothers, their jealousy of their stepchildren is usually originated from their jealousy of their stepchildren's biological mothers. Besides, in most versions of the Snow White tale, including the Brothers Grimm story, it stated that Snow White's mother was beautiful and kind like her daughter. And she even wished for Snow White to be born. The story stated she wished for a daughter with skin as white as snow, lips as red as blood, and hair as black as the ebony wood of her window frame. This is another reason that it's possible the Evil Queen could've made Snow's mother sick out of jealousy, because that's where she inherited her beauty from. </p>

<p>It's possible, but it could have also been someone who tried to start a rebellion and was killed for it. </p>

<p>Not that your theory doesn't make much sense, but it's probably just as likely that those skeletons were just citizens who had gotten on the Queen's bad side prior to her attempts on Snow's life. </p><p>Of course, a theory is just a theory. </p>

<p>Possibly. Only one man could confirm that, and he's up in the sky with Legendary Stan Lee. </p>

Walt Disney?

<div class="quote"><i>Truest Believer wrote:<div class="quote">Lady Rapunzel wrote:
The second skeleton is probably the Huntsman, she killed him after finding out that he didn't completed his task.</i></div>
I agree with you, we never heard of the Huntsman again. <p>Btw, I didn't expect to see you here XD </p> </div> <p>Technically according to books of the disney movie, I think they said he left the castle alive after he gave the pig heart to the queen. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Jpieper668 wrote: Walt Disney? </p> </i></div>
<p>No, Vincent Price. Of course I'm talking about Walt Disney.;) </p>

<p>Don't know if the queen was responsible for Snow White's mom's death. But she may have been responsible for her dad's death if the 1987 book "Complete Story of Walt Disney's Snow White" is of any indication. That said, however, <i>Fairest of All: A Tale of the Wicked Queen</i> seems to indicate otherwise, since a major contributing factor to her descent into villainy entailed the death of her husband in a way that indicated that her life simply fell apart after his death. </p><p>As far as the two skeletons, the king could have been one of them, or they were people who defied her rule. I don't know. </p>