Little Red Riding Hood Fairy Tale
Once upon a time there was a girl called Little Red Riding Hood, who had that nickname because since she was little she liked to wear hats and capes of this color.
One day, his mother asked:
– Honey, your grandmother is sick, so I prepared those sweets in the basket. Could you take it to her house?
– Of course, mom. Grandma's house is very close!
– But be very careful. Don't talk to strangers, don't tell them where you're going, or stop for anything. Go along the river road, as I heard that there is a very bad wolf on the forest road, devouring anyone who passes by.
– Okay, mom, I’ll take the river road, and I’ll do everything right!
And so it was. Or almost, because the girl was gathering flowers in the basket for Grandma, and she got distracted by the butterflies, leaving the river path, without realizing it.
Singing and gathering flowers, Little Red Riding Hood didn't even notice how close the wolf was...
She had never seen a wolf before, much less a big bad wolf. She was startled when she heard:
– Where are you going, beautiful girl?
– I’m going to grandma’s house, who lives in the first house just beyond the bend in the river. And who are you?
The wolf replied:
– I'm an angel of the forest, and I'm here to protect little children like you.
– Oh! Great! My mom said not to talk to strangers, and she also said there's a big bad wolf walking around here.
– Nothing – replied the wolf – you can remain calm, I will go ahead, removing any danger that may be on the way. It always helps to talk to the forest angel.
– Thank you very much, angel. This way, mom doesn't even need to know that I accidentally took the wrong path.
And the wolf replied:
– This will be our secret forever…
And he ran ahead, laughing and thinking:
(Aquela idiota não sabe de nada: vou deitar no lugar da vovozinha e comer todos os docinhos dela.
… Uhmmm! Que delícia!)
Chegando à casa da vovó, o lobo bateu na porta:
– Vovó, sou eu, Chapeuzinho Vermelho!
– Pode entrar, minha netinha. Puxe o trinco, que a porta abre.
– o lobo entrou e prendeu a vovozinha dentro do armário, depois o lobo colocou a roupa e os óculos da vovó e se deitou no lugar dela.
Chegando à casa da vovó, Chapeuzinho bateu na porta:
– Vovó, sou eu, Chapeuzinho Vermelho!
– Pode entrar, minha netinha. Puxe o trinco, que a porta abre.
A menina pensou que a avó estivesse muito doente mesmo, para nem se levantar e abrir a porta. E falando com aquela voz tão estranha…
Chegou até a cama e viu que a vovó estava mesmo muito doente. Se não fosse a touquinha da vovó, os óculos da vovó, a colcha e a cama da vovó, ela pensaria que nem era a avó dela.
– I brought these flowers and the sweets that mom prepared. I want you to get well soon, grandma, and have your usual voice again.
– Thank you, my granddaughter (said the wolf, disguising his voice as thunder).
Chapeuzinho couldn't contain his curiosity and asked:
– Grandma, you look so different: why are your eyes so big?
– It’s to look at you better, my granddaughter.
– But, grandma, why is that nose so big?
– It’s to make you smell better, my granddaughter.
– But, grandma, why are your hands so big?
– They are to caress you better, my granddaughter.
(At this point, the wolf was already finding the game boring, wanting to eat his dessert straight away. That girl kept asking...)
– But, grandma, why such a big mouth?
– Do you really want to know? It's about to eat you!!!!
- Wow! Help! It's the wolf!
The girl ran away screaming, with the wolf running right behind her, close by, almost managing to catch her.
Luckily, a group of hunters were passing by just in time, and their screams caught his attention.
The hunter tied the wolf and freed grandma from the closet.
.
- Alive! Grandfather!
And everyone celebrated the freedom gained, even grandma, who no longer remembered being sick, went on a spree.
The big bad wolf is already arrested. Now everything has a party: I can hunt butterflies, I can play in the forest.”
Little Red Riding Hood Fairy Tale
