Snow White and the Huntsman Saga Continues: The Rise of the Dark Lord…
(Spoilers Alert: This synopsis does not reflect the film of Snow White and the Huntsman by official as it is merely cast and suggestion for 2nd film of this movie or in other term, for fan fiction only)
(Recommended Soundtrack: ‘Good Enough’ from Evanescence)
After defeating the evil Queen Ravenna, Snow White (Kristen Stewart) regains her father’s reign while the Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) becomes her right-hand man. On one fateful day, Snow White miraculously encounters the Fairy God Mother, the Almightiest from sanctuary land who eventually casts a spell to her castle that works as a protection from any dark magic.
But soon her kingdom is plagued by series of bizarre epidemic events caused by some mysterious dark cloud. Folks who are in contact with this deadly dark cloud; their skin will start to swell and then rotten as it caused severe pain leading to their slow agonizing death.
In sheer of devastation, Snow White seeks help from Fairy God Mother once again, but only to find out whatever dark occurrence that hits her kingdom at the moment is something can’t be undone.
Fairy God Mother reveals the dark cloud that causes the epidemic is in fact some manifestation of the darkest force from the underworld. And they have the name for it – Dark Lord from the Dark Forest; the most powerful and fearsome wizards. He is the only one who possesses the power to enter into humans’ mind and control them and the ability to tell the truth by just looking into people’s eyes.
The only way to overcome the situation that looming around her kingdom is the Dark Lord to bleed out. His blood is the only cure.
Once again, Snow White accompanied by the Huntsman venture out to the Dark Forest to vanquish Dark Lord in order to seek cure for her people.
Upon arrival, while taking a rest beneath one tree at Dark Forest, Huntsman detects an indistinctive but familiar voices that only audible for him. Huntsman walks and peers across the alley that leads him to the voice. Until he reaches one spot, the voices become distinctive behind of him. He glances over his shoulder and extremely incredulous to find his wife who is dead long ago, standing a few steps away and smiling at him.
While taking a nap under a tree, Snow White opens up her eyes as she is awakened by one drop of cold black goo on her face. It turns out to be the tree branches which are abruptly bleeding out of black goo catch her off-guard by suffocating her to death.
At that moment, the image of her nemesis pops out, the evil Ravenna sadistically laughing at her.
In her near death, a young man comes to rescue and releases Snow White from the tree branches’ clutches. The man introduces himself as Ravendolph (Taylor Kitsch – pic above) and he is there for the same reason as Snow White serves for; seeking the cure for his younger sister who is dying because of the strange epidemic. In the middle of their conversation, Ravendolph gazes at Snow White’s pair of deep set blue eyes. And they consume him for a while.
Soon when the two stumble upon the Huntsman, they eventually banded up together to vanquish Dark Lord to put an end to the epidemic.
But something about this handsome and attractive man both Snow White and the Huntsman have yet to discover, Ravendolph isn’t any human but Dark Lord, the one that they’re hunted for the cure.
Like wise to Dark Lord, the man has his own devious plots hatched on his way. In fact with all the storms of mysterious dark clouds and deadliest epidemic, the attacks aren’t about the folks. They are merely baits to lure in the real ‘fish’ – Snow White to his kingdom, Dark Forest.
Before this, Snow White is just a mundane to Dark Lord until some prophecy unravels that someday a princess from other kingdom who has skin as purest white as snow, lips as red as blood and shiny black hair like ravens wings will be the one to destroy him.
However, annihilating Snow White is yet the Dark Lord’s soonest plan; not until he finds out why he can tell the truth by looking to anyone’s eyes but hers….
Snow White and the Huntsman Saga Continues: The Rise of the Dark Lord…
(Spoilers Alert: This synopsis does not reflect the film of Snow White and the Huntsman by official as it is merely cast and suggestion for 2nd film of this movie or in other term, for fan fiction only)
(Recommended Soundtrack: ‘Good Enough’ from Evanescence)
After defeating the evil Queen Ravenna, Snow White (Kristen Stewart) regains her father’s reign while the Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) becomes her right-hand man. On one fateful day, Snow White miraculously encounters the Fairy God Mother, the Almightiest from sanctuary land who eventually casts a spell to her castle that works as a protection from any dark magic.
But soon her kingdom is plagued by series of bizarre epidemic events caused by some mysterious dark cloud. Folks who are in contact with this deadly dark cloud; their skin will start to swell and then rotten as it caused severe pain leading to their slow agonizing death.
In sheer of devastation, Snow White seeks help from Fairy God Mother once again, but only to find out whatever dark occurrence that hits her kingdom at the moment is something can’t be undone.
Fairy God Mother reveals the dark cloud that causes the epidemic is in fact some manifestation of the darkest force from the underworld. And they have the name for it – Dark Lord from the Dark Forest; the most powerful and fearsome wizards. He is the only one who possesses the power to enter into humans’ mind and control them and the ability to tell the truth by just looking into people’s eyes.
The only way to overcome the situation that looming around her kingdom is the Dark Lord to bleed out. His blood is the only cure.
Once again, Snow White accompanied by the Huntsman venture out to the Dark Forest to vanquish Dark Lord in order to seek cure for her people.
Upon arrival, while taking a rest beneath one tree at Dark Forest, Huntsman detects an indistinctive but familiar voices that only audible for him. Huntsman walks and peers across the alley that leads him to the voice. Until he reaches one spot, the voices become distinctive behind of him. He glances over his shoulder and extremely incredulous to find his wife who is dead long ago, standing a few steps away and smiling at him.
While taking a nap under a tree, Snow White opens up her eyes as she is awakened by one drop of cold black goo on her face. It turns out to be the tree branches which are abruptly bleeding out of black goo catch her off-guard by suffocating her to death.
At that moment, the image of her nemesis pops out, the evil Ravenna sadistically laughing at her.
In her near death, a young man comes to rescue and releases Snow White from the tree branches’ clutches. The man introduces himself as Ravendolph (Taylor Kitsch – pic above) and he is there for the same reason as Snow White serves for; seeking the cure for his younger sister who is dying because of the strange epidemic. In the middle of their conversation, Ravendolph gazes at Snow White’s pair of deep set blue eyes. And they consume him for a while.
Soon when the two stumble upon the Huntsman, they eventually banded up together to vanquish Dark Lord to put an end to the epidemic.
But something about this handsome and attractive man both Snow White and the Huntsman have yet to discover, Ravendolph isn’t any human but Dark Lord, the one that they’re hunted for the cure.
Like wise to Dark Lord, the man has his own devious plots hatched on his way. In fact with all the storms of mysterious dark clouds and deadliest epidemic, the attacks aren’t about the folks. They are merely baits to lure in the real ‘fish’ – Snow White to his kingdom, Dark Forest.
Before this, Snow White is just a mundane to Dark Lord until some prophecy unravels that someday a princess from other kingdom who has skin as purest white as snow, lips as red as blood and shiny black hair like ravens wings will be the one to destroy him.
However, annihilating Snow White is yet the Dark Lord’s soonest plan; not until he finds out why he can tell the truth by looking to anyone’s eyes but hers….
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