最佳答案Little Red Riding HoodOnce upon a time, in a small village, there lived a little girl named Red Riding Hood. She was called Red Riding Hood because she loved to...
Little Red Riding Hood
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a little girl named Red Riding Hood. She was called Red Riding Hood because she loved to wear a red cloak with a hood. She had a loving grandmother who lived in a house at the other side of the forest. One day, her mother packed a basket of goodies and asked Red Riding Hood to take it to her grandmother.
Off to Grandmother's House
Excitedly, Red Riding Hood set off on her journey to her grandmother's house. As she walked through the dense forest, she picked flowers and sang songs. Suddenly, she came across a cunning wolf who asked where she was going. Innocently, she told him about her plan to visit her grandmother. The wolf, having an evil plan in mind, tricked Red Riding Hood into taking a longer route. He then ran ahead to reach her grandmother's house first.
A Narrow Escape
Meanwhile, the wolf reached the grandmother's house and knocked at the door. Pretending to be Red Riding Hood, he convinced the grandmother to let him in. The grandmother, not suspecting a thing, welcomed him inside. As soon as the wolf got inside, he hurriedly ate the grandmother and dressed in her clothes, waiting for Red Riding Hood to arrive.
When Red Riding Hood finally arrived, she felt strange as her grandmother looked different. But she did not realize that the wolf was disguised as her grandmother. The wolf, trying to act like her grandmother, asked Red Riding Hood to come closer. However, just as the wolf was about to eat her, a woodcutter passing by heard the noise and entered the house. He quickly realized what was going on and rescued Red Riding Hood and her grandmother from the wolf.
A Lesson Learned
From that day onwards, Red Riding Hood learned never to talk to strangers and to always stay on the safe path. She also thanked the woodcutter for saving her and her grandmother. Red Riding Hood and her grandmother became more cautious and never went into the forest alone again. They lived happily ever after, knowing that they had learned an important lesson.
