Little Red Riding Hood

There there was a sweet little girl who was adored by everyone who saw her, but especially by her grandma, who would do everything for the child. She once gave her a tiny red velvet hat that suited her so well that she would never wear anything else. Little Red Riding Hood became her nickname for life.
Her mother once told her, "Here is a slice of cake and a bottle of wine, Little Red Riding Hood. Bring these to your grandmother; they will be beneficial for her because she is sick and frail. Set out before it gets hot, and when you're on your way, stroll politely and gently. Avoid running off the route, since you might stumble and break the bottle, leaving your grandmother with nothing. Don't forget to greet her when you enter her room and refrain from peeking around every corner first."

Little Red Riding Hood assured her mother, "I'll take great care," as she placed her hand on the object.

A wolf met Little Red Riding Hood as she entered the woods, where the grandmother resided half a league from the hamlet. Little Red Riding Hood had no idea what a terrible being he was and had no fear of him.

He greeted Little Red Riding Hood, saying "Good day."

"Wolf, thank you very much."

"Little Red Riding Hood, why are you leaving so soon?"

To my grandmother's, please.

What's in your apron, exactly?

"alcohol and cake. The sick granny will have something tasty to help her recover since yesterday was baking day."

"Little Red Riding Hood, where does your granny reside?"

"More than a league beyond, in the woods. The nut trees are immediately below her house, which is situated beneath three enormous oak trees. You must understand it, "Red Riding Hood the Little responded.
The wolf believed to himself: "What a sweet little thing. She will be better to eat than the elderly woman because of her wonderful, plump mouthful. To grab both, I must maneuver deftly." After a little period of time walking alongside Little Red Riding Hood, he added, "Watch Little Red Riding Hood and notice how lovely the flowers are in the area. Why don't you look all around? The small birds are singing so sweetly, in my opinion, but you cannot hear them. While everyone else in the woods is having a good time, you proceed earnestly as if you were going to school."
When Little Red Riding Hood opened her eyes, she noticed that there were gorgeous flowers growing everywhere and that the sun was dancing erratically through the trees. She then thought, "Suppose I take Grandma a new nosegay." That would also make her happy. Since it is still so early in the day, I will still arrive on time. So, in search of flowers, she dashed off the path and into the forest. When she finally decided on one, she would run after what she thought to be an even nicer one that was further away, plunging deeper and deeper into the woods.

While everything was going on, the wolf ran up to the grandmother's house and rapped on the door.

A person is present.

The wolf gave an answer, "Little Red Riding Hood." "Wine and cake will be provided by her. the door, please."

I'm too feeble to stand up, so please lift the latch, the grandmother cried out.

Without saying a word, the wolf pushed open the door, lifted the lock, and savagely devoured the grandma in her bed. As soon as he had dressed in her clothes and donned her hat, he made his bed and pulled back the curtains.
Nevertheless, Little Red Riding Hood had been scurrying around gathering flowers when she realized she could no longer carry any more and decided to head to her grandma.

Oh dear, how nervous I feel today, yet other times I love being with grandmother so much, she thought to herself as she entered the room after being startled to see the cottage door standing open.

She yelled out, "Good morning," but got no response. She then went to the bed and pulled the drapes back. Her grandmother was lying there, looking eerily weird with her cap drawn tightly over her face.
What large ears you have, grandmother, she exclaimed.

It was said, "The better to hear you with, my darling."

However, she commented on her grandmother's large eyes.

It will be better to see you with, my love.

But, grandmother, those are some big hands you have.

The more comfortable for a hug.

What a dreadful large mouth you have, granny, I must say.

"More suitable to eat you with."

The wolf barely finished his sentence before leaping out of bed and suckling Little Red Riding Hood.
After the wolf had satisfied his hunger, he returned to the bed, dozed off, and started to snore loudly. The huntsman was just passing the house and noticed the elderly woman snoozing to himself. I need only ask her if she has any requests.

He entered the room as a result, and as he got to the bed, he noticed that the wolf was sleeping there. He remarked, "Do I find you here, you old sinner." "I have been looking for you for a long time."
Just as he was about to fire at him, it occurred to him that the grandmother might have already been eaten by the wolf and that she might still be alive. As a result, he decided against firing and instead started to cut open the sleeping wolf's stomach with a pair of scissors.

He spotted Little Red Riding Hood sparkling after making two snips. He then made two more snips, and the young girl jumped out, sobbing "Oh, how I've been scared. How gloomy the wolf's interior was."
The elderly grandmother then emerged from the water, barely breathing. However, Little Red Riding Hood hurriedly brought large stones, which they filled the wolf's stomach with. When the wolf awoke, he sought to go, but the stones were so heavy that he immediately collapsed and died.

Then, everyone was ecstatic. The huntsman removed the wolf's skin before taking it home. Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother recovered after consuming the cake and wine she had brought, but she vowed to herself that she would never run into the woods on her own if her mother had banned it.
Another incident involving Little Red Riding Hood delivering cakes to the elderly grandma is related. This time, a different wolf approached her and tried to tempt her off the road by speaking to her. But Little Red Riding Hood was wary and continued on her walk, telling her grandma that she had encountered the wolf and that he had said good-morning to her, but had an evil glint in his eyes that made her certain that if they hadn't been on a public road, he would have eaten her up. We'll close the door so that he can't get in, the grandmother added.

A short while later, Little Red Riding Hood knocked on the grandma's door and yelled, "Open the door, grandmother; I am Little Red Riding Hood, and I am bringing you some cakes."

The grey-beard planned to wait until Little Red Riding Hood went home in the evening before pursuing her and devouring her in the shadows, but they remained still and refused to open the door, so he stole twice or three times around the house before jumping on the roof. The grandmother, though, was able to read his thoughts. She instructed the kid to take the pail, Little Red Riding Hood, as there was a large stone trough in front of the home. I prepared some sausages the day before.
Carry the water that I used to boil them to the trough. Little Red Riding Hood worked hard until the large trough was completely filled. The wolf eventually stretched out his neck so far that he could no longer maintain his balance and started to slip, falling off the roof straight into the large trough and drowning. This happened when the fragrance of the sausages reached him. However, Little Red Riding Hood triumphantly returned home, and she was never again hurt.