Considering the mirror at any point tells the queen it is here, I don't think there's a lot of interpretation for it to mean anything other than superficial looks, unless there's a really low fucking bar set for quality of character.
OK, had a hard time parsing this for a while, but I'm guessing that "here" was supposed to be "her", which makes a lot more sense. And point taken if so.
Man, I don't even have the excuse of alcohol or a soft keyboard for that typo. I just... kept typing, and apparently, I type "here" more often than "her" and just went on autocomplete.
Is it not "who's the fairest of them all"
Like PMM says, it's the mirror that's talking, but when Snow is wished for, she's wished for by feature ("how I wish that I had a daughter that had skin white as snow, lips red as blood, and hair black as ebony"). Not by character. The story seems to stick pretty clearly to vaunting the physical, at least at first. True character will out.
Apparently Uta von Ballenstedt was considered quite the looker in her day.
Linda Holmes loved The Cabin in the Woods: [link]
Okay, that sounds like pure awesome on a bed of awesome with a dollop of awesome on top.
You can now get your own Hunger Games name;
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I wasn't that excited for A Cabin in the Woods after the trailer, but that review made me do clappy hands and bounce up and down!
That makes me look forward to CITW way more than I ever expected.
Your name is Jaymes Santolina
Congratulations! You had the honor of being a District 6 tribute in the 4th Hunger Games!
You were killed by thinking it was ok to drink water from that lake.
Ahahaha.