There once was a sweet little girl who was loved by everyone on the east side of the river, but most of all by her kind old grandmother. Once Grandmother gave her a beautiful little red Lululemon sweater and from then on she was known as Little Redhood. One day, Little RedHoods mother said: "Little Redhood, take this cake and wine to your ailing grandmother, she's very weak and will enjoy them, but be weary she's in St. Pauls Hospital across the bridge into the Westside.". "Yes mother." she replied. You see Little Redhood hadn't heard of the stories about the West Side, and how it was full of panhandlers, vagabonds and drunks. Little Redhood was as naive as she was sweet, and as she skipped through the door on her way to see grandmother she hadn't heard mothers final words of warning. "Be careful and don't run or leave the path." As Little Redhood crossed one of the many bridges over the river into the West Side, a dirty old man named Wolfe, stumbled up to greet her. You see old man Wolfe had developed a nasty drinking problem after his stay in a residential school and hadn't been able to support his addiction. Not knowing what a wicked beast Wolfe was when he is drunk, Little Redhood ignored mothers warnings and began to converse with him as he trotted along with her. After Little Redhood naively informs, the drunk, Wolfe of her plans to bring wine to grandmother, he begins to hatch a plan to steal the bottle and everything else in grandmothers room. "Your frail grandmother will need a corkscrew to enjoy her gift, my dear. Why not run and fetch one?" Wolfe asks. With a childish nod and a turn of her shoes off little Redhood went in search of a corkscrew. "Now I have time to run ahead and get rid of sick old granny before, that sniffling little brat gets there with MY gift." Wolfe chuckled to himself. Running ahead Wolfe got to grandmothers much before Little Redhood. Buzz Buzz went the buzzer in Grandmothers room. "Who is it?" called Granny in a breathless way. "Why it's me Little Redhood with wine and cake." called Wolfe in a high pitched squeal. As soon as he heard the buzz of the door Wolfe ran in, grabbed Granny and stuffed in her a bag in the closet. Wolfe quickly put on Grandmothers clothes and climbed into her bed when there was
“Little Red Riding Hood” by anonymous author For English 214 September 16, 2009 A Conspiracy Theory “The Little Red Riding Hood” might at first glance appear as a well-meaning morality tale stressing the importance of using caution and of not being fooled by “wolves that come in sheep's clothing.” On closer examination, however, the version authored by an anonymous writer reveals values that promote traditional but oppressive ways of viewing the world. Nestled within “The Little Red Riding…
The play opens during the day time. Jack and Red Riding Hood are hiding in the bushes outside a wolf’s home. RH: [with a hushed voice] Look, here he comes. Are you ready? JACK: I’m not so sure about this Red. I mean how do we even know it’s the right wolf? RH: [Irritated] We’ve gone through this a million times. It’s not wrong to beat up the bad guys. Somebody needs to teach them a lesson. Somebody needs to stand up against these bullies. The pigs said the wolf had a white patch of hair on his…
There was a young girl in a village who always wore a red cloak her grandmother made her. This girl was going through a phase, so she demanded to be called Red Riding Hood. Red Riding Hood’s grandmother lived in another village, and was completely capable, just incredibly lazy. One day, Red Riding Hood’s mother gave her some pies and cakes. She said, “Red Riding Hood, I need you to go through the completely safe and unsuspicious forest to deliver these cakes to your completely capable grandmother…
Little Red Riding Hood and the Tale of the not so violent wolf Once upon a time there was a young girl who lived in the middle of the forest. Her grandmother had made her a beautiful red cape that she would wear every day to feel close to her grandmother. Since she wore the cape all the time everyone would call her Little Red Riding Hood. Recently, her grandmother whom she loved very much became very ill. One afternoon, the girl’s mother asked her to deliver a basket of goodies to help heal her…
Introduction to Literature (ABG1247D) Instructor: Robert Solomon The unseen story of a tale Page 2 The story of little red riding hood is a story that should be familiar to almost everyone. However, until one has had the pleasure of the knowledge that there is more to a story than just words and they are crafted specifically to make the reader feel or think a certain way sometimes…
English 21 Professor Sabiez September 29th 2013 The song I have chosen for my essay is Anthem part 2 sung by blink 182 and written by Mark Hoppus I like this song and it lets us know about youth today we can learn a lot from what the writer is telling us in a short song written so simply I like how the writer gives us a message about youth and life in today’s society. Honestly, this song can…
people take notice to it. Throughout diverse settings there will be different forms of abandonment that take place. Examples from movies such as: Cinderella, Tangled, and The Little Mermaid; and Fairy Tales such as: “Hansel and Gretel”, “Little Red Riding Hood”, and “The Story of Grandmother” will show different types of abandonment while using compare and contrast. The origins of the word "abandon," according to the Oxford English Dictionary, demonstrate that it has not always had the wholly negative…
Introduction to Literature Karen Risley, MA May 27, 2013 Lying with Wolves Fairy tales have always been designed to entertain as well as teach the essential morals of good vs. evil. One classic tale that epitomizes this theme is Little Red Riding Hood. This fairytale has endured different versions and translations over hundreds of years primarily as a children’s story. It’s a classic evil vs. innocence fairytale that’s theme is highlighted with graphic imagery and underlying symbolism. The…
Journey of “Little Red Riding Hood” Throughout history, the most classical monster movies, fairytales, and comic book heroes and villains have transformed to suit society today. The creators of entertainment in America do not want these legends to be eliminated from peoples’ childhood memories; therefore, they put forth the effort to keep the stories alive. One of the most well-known short stories that has been revised and modified throughout history is “Little Red Riding Hood,” written by Charles…
hybrid which would [and arguably did] carry her voice to a wider audience” [3] of highly sexual tales inspired by the very conservative tales presented by Perrault. ‘The Company of Wolves’ appears to be reincarnation of the traditional ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ fairy tale which was also presented by Perrault in his collection, though they share their origin the two stories have extremely different outcomes. In contrast of Perrault’s very straight forward telling of the story with the moral simply put…
