Deviating slightly from his typical sentimental, dreamlike, and transcendental style, Bryan de Justin's 'Snow White' takes a darker approach to the tale. While remaining faithful to his spiritual, dramatic, and romantic form, de Justin emphasizes the magical and occult aspects of the tale, offering the reader a more intense and vivid experience of the rivalry between mother and daughter. He presents The Conflict of Snow White as a spiritual and psychological battle between Snow White and her envious stepmother, unavoidably adorning his play with psychoanalytic and symbolic touches.