Wow, I'm on a role with these tests. I look up clips from the movies for these (though I don't have enough patience to watch the full movies, just the parts relating to the traits). I found the whole of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves on Youtube...presumably. It was just a cut and edited version of the movie played multiple times to make it look like the full movie. Still, it gave me enough information.



Unique traits without contacts or hair dye- No. Her "hair as black as ebony" and brown eyes are common.
An odd name- Yes. 'Snow White' isn't a name you'd find in anyone in real life, or at least very few people. 1.
Looks constantly commented on- Definitely. It's a major plot point. She's literally the fairest in the land, and the queen tries to kill her over it. 1.
Always the hero- Definitely not. She never saves anyone, and has to be rescued.
Multiple characters falling for her- Yes. The dwarves seem smitten with her as well as the prince, especially Dopey (though it's not more than a one-sided crush, thankfully). 1.
Gets into the relationships she wants- Definitely. She sings a whole song about wanting her prince to come. 1.
No flaws or any flaws addressed or called out on- I should replace "addressed or called out on" with "causing a negative impact". Snow White's trusting nature literally kills her when she trusts the evil queen. But aside from that, her overly optimistic and naive nature aren't called out, or her slight bossiness. Then again, literally killing her is a pretty big deal... Since this would be a half point, I'm adding a single point since I usually give this 2 points. 1.
Seen as perfect/angelic in everyone's eyes- Yes, definitely. She's even more "angelic" than Cinderella. 2.
Always loved and trusted without earning it- Yes. The huntsman was so enamored by her that he couldn't kill her, and the only dwarf that didn't love her immediately (even after she broke into their house) was Grumpy. 2.
Love and trust from closed-off characters- Yes, Grumpy. Even he likes her eventually. 1.
Other characters degraded for her sake- Not really. The evil queen is portrayed as strong and powerful despite being evil.
A rival to make her look good- Yes, the evil queen. She literally tries to kill her out of jealousy. 1.
Never fails- Sort of. She succeeded in escaping from the evil queen, winning over the dwarves, and getting her prince, but was literally killed by the evil queen at one point. .5
Never injured- No. She was injured in the forest (apparently), and died when taking a bite of the apple.
Always praised and rewarded without earning it- No. I'd say she earned her happy ending.
Unrealistically skilled/powerful- No. She has the expected skills of a servant in the castle, cooking and cleaning.
Always figures things out- No. She didn't figure out the evil queen was tricking her, which shows her extreme naivete.
Kind but deadly- Sort of. Not to the extent of Rapunzel or Anna, but while she's definitely kind, she also has a bossy side that comes out with the dwarves. .5
Tragic backstory- Definitely. Forced into servitude and almost killed by the evil queen (though it's never really explained why for the former). 1.
Skilled in a wide variety of things- No. Her only skills are related to being a housewife/mother.
Contradictory traits- No, Snow White's traits were pretty consistent.
Always gets what she wants- Yes. Her prince... uh, I can't remember any other goals she had, aside from mothering the dwarves (which she also got). 1.
Rarely shows negative emotions- Definitely. She's mostly just happy all the time to the point of being grating, except for when she faints in the forest. 1.
A resurrection- Yes, definitely. 1.

That's 16 out of 24. Wow, more than Cinderella. I know I said I thought she was the most realistic classic princess, but as I was doing this test, I expected Snow White to get less points. I'd say that's a Sue. Rapunzel is the biggest Mary Sue so far. Now I just have Aurora to do. That'll be the hardest, since she's by far the most flat princess (even more than her fellow classics).