Summarize the story little Snow White

This story is a postmodern inversion of the traditional tale, perhaps best known from its 1930's film adaptation by Disney. But in Barthelme's fairy tale, Snow White is in modern times.
Snow White lives with seven frumpy men who each left the national parks to come to the city where they prepare Chinese baby food in vats. Snow White has a crush on Paul, whose name starts with a 'P' because he corresponds to Prince Charming. There is also a step mother figure named Jane.
The center of the story involves the death of Paul after he accidentally ingests poison that Jane intended for Snow White. Snow White mourns the loss of a relationship whose very credibility is questionable, with a man she never really even knew. The dwarves turn on each other for not correctly pursuing their meaningless and arbitrary tasks.
The story is a perfect example of what postmodernism intends to do, which is to expose the underlying assumptions made by artists and audiences who expect stories to read a certain way or to contain some sort of morally verifying meaning. Barthelme says, no. Life may not seem meaningless, but that's because we believe our arbitrary desires, but from an alternative perspective, it's obvious to him how meaningless it all actually is.

Remember, I am summarizing the actual fairy tale, not the “Snow White” that was softening by Disney.

Hope this helps! <3

Once there was a little girl with an evil step mother, the step mother told her assistant to take her to the woods and kill her. She got away, she found a cottage with 7 dwarfs. The queen had Disguised her self as an old hag with a poison apples, Snow White ate. A prince came and kissed her which broke the curse.