El Chapulín Colorado 1978 Blancanieves y los siete Churi Churín Fun Flais Parte VI

The Enchanted Apple and the Sleep Spell

Introduction to the Story

• The witch imbues the apple with a substance that will make Snow White sleep, humorously referred to as a "semaphore" instead of a sleeping potion.

• A character corrects this misunderstanding, clarifying that it is called a "somnífero," which induces deep sleep rather than hypnosis.

Classroom Dynamics

• The narrative shifts to classroom behavior, where interruptions are met with threats of poor conduct grades or removal from class.

• A humorous exchange occurs when characters discuss purchasing apples, showcasing their comedic interactions and misunderstandings.

The Witch's Plan

• The witch convinces Snow White to try the enchanted apple, claiming it is delicious and from California.

• After consuming the apple, Snow White falls into a deep sleep outside her home, raising concerns among her companions.

Awakening and Rescue

• Discussion arises about how to awaken Snow White; it is suggested that only a kiss from a prince can break the spell.

• Characters debate the feasibility of finding such a prince in modern times, humorously noting that he doesn't need to be blue but just heroic.

Conclusion of Events

• The Chapulín Colorado arrives on the scene, asserting his ability to help wake Snow White with a kiss.

• After successfully awakening her, there’s confusion about what happens next for the witch as she faces an uncertain fate.