Little Red Riding Hood Fixed Fairy Tales

Summary

This playful retelling of Little Red Riding Hood gives the classic story a clever twist. Red, aware of the wolf's cunning, devises a plan to outsmart him. When the wolf suggests she stray from the path to pick flowers, Red gives him false directions, allowing her to arrive at her grandmother's house safely. The wolf, tricked, meets an unexpected fate, and Red enjoys muffins with her grandmother, who soon recovers. The story humorously emphasizes that wolves are dangerous and untrustworthy, with the moral being: always give wolves bad directions.

Takeaways

• 🐺 The video begins with the classic tale of Little Red Riding Hood, where she meets the big bad wolf on her way to Grandma's house.
• 👵 The wolf arrives at Grandma's house first, disguising himself as Grandma, with the typical 'What big eyes you have' scene.
• 🪓 In the original story, Little Red Riding Hood is saved at the last minute by the woodcutter.
• 🤔 The video presents a twist, offering a version of how Little Red Riding Hood *should* have ended.
• 👃 The wolf smells Little Red Riding Hood, specifically noting her red-dyed cape and the muffins in her basket.
• 🧠 Little Red Riding Hood knows that wolves are dangerous and comes up with a clever plan to deceive him.
• 🌸 The wolf suggests she veer off the path to collect flowers for her grandma, hoping to delay her.
• 😈 Little Red Riding Hood gives the wolf bad directions, sending him the wrong way intentionally.
• 😂 The wolf ends up in the wrong place, while Little Red Riding Hood reaches Grandma's house safely.
• 🧁 Little Red Riding Hood enjoys muffins with her grandmother, as her smart actions ensured their safety, reinforcing the moral: 'Always give wolves bad directions.'

Q & A

What is the traditional story of Little Red Riding Hood about?

The traditional story of Little Red Riding Hood is about a young girl who meets a big bad wolf on her way to her grandmother's house. The wolf gets to the grandmother's house first, disguises himself as grandma, and is later revealed and defeated by a woodcutter.

How does the wolf in the script attempt to deceive Little Red Riding Hood?

The wolf in the script attempts to deceive Little Red Riding Hood by suggesting she take a detour to gather flowers for her grandmother, hoping to delay her and reach the house first.

What clever plan does Little Red Riding Hood come up with to deal with the wolf?

Little Red Riding Hood gives the wolf false directions, sending him to gather flowers off the path, which allows her to reach her grandmother's house first and avoid the wolf's trap.

What item does Little Red Riding Hood have with her that the wolf finds interesting?

Little Red Riding Hood has a rosewood basket filled with muffins, which the wolf finds interesting due to its delicious smell.

What is the moral of the story as presented in the script?

The moral of the story, as presented in the script, is to always give wolves bad directions, emphasizing the importance of being smart and practical when dealing with dangerous individuals who cannot be trusted.

How does the script differentiate from the traditional ending of Little Red Riding Hood?

The script differentiates from the traditional ending by having Little Red Riding Hood outsmart the wolf, rather than being rescued by a woodcutter. She ensures her own safety and that of her grandmother by giving the wolf bad directions.

What does the wolf notice about Little Red Riding Hood that makes him suspicious?

The wolf notices that Little Red Riding Hood is traveling alone through the forest with a basket of goods, which makes him suspicious and interested in her destination.

What does the wolf suggest Little Red Riding Hood do that would delay her journey?

The wolf suggests that Little Red Riding Hood should bear slightly off the path to gather some wonderfully beautiful flowers for her grandmother, which would delay her journey and allow the wolf to reach the house first.

How does Little Red Riding Hood ensure her grandmother's safety?

Little Red Riding Hood ensures her grandmother's safety by arriving at the house first after giving the wolf bad directions, thus preventing the wolf from reaching her grandmother.

What does the script imply about the nature of wolves?

The script implies that wolves are cunning and dangerous, and should not be trusted, as evidenced by the wolf's attempt to deceive Little Red Riding Hood and reach her grandmother's house first.

How does the story conclude in the script?

The story concludes with Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother enjoying muffins together, having successfully outsmarted the wolf, and the moral that one should always give wolves bad directions.