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Killer Red: Darker Version of Little Red Riding Hood

Killer Red: Darker Version of Little Red Riding Hood

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This is my own story of Little Red Riding Hood. The Origin is about a you girl with a red hood, walking down to her grandmothers house to give her medicine and delicious treats. But then suddenly was interrupted by a big bad wolf who tricks her on eating her own grandmother and eat her next. When the wolf stops by her grandmothers house, he ate her or kept her hidden, dressed in her clothing. Then Little Red walked inside, seeing her poor grandmother laying in bed, but she didn't know it was the wolf. She keeps asking these questions. "My my, what big ears you have?" Then the wolf replays "Well it's easy to hear you" "What big eyes you have?" Then the wolf replays "It's easy to look at you" And then knows that it wasn't her grandmother. The ending has different parts, including the wolf ate both Granny and Little Red, or the woodsmen killed the wolf and saved the grandmother and Little Red. My version of Little Red is pretty dark and creative. My own version is about Little Red is tracking down wolves to safe her father that's been missing for a very long time and yes, I will be adding some other fairy tale characters in it.
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"Little Wolf! Little Wolf!" A young boy with dark hair called. He stood at the edge of the shadowy forest. His eyes peered into the woods, squinting as he struggled to see. He waited and waited, but was only met with silence. Confusion crossed his face. Was she coming? "Little Wolf?" He called out again. He waited for a few moments again. His attention was then caught by the rustling of the bushes. A few more moments passed, then the redheaded girl appeared. Her green and blue eyes were bright with joy. She moves towards the boy, walking in all fours like a wolf. But the boy wasn't afraid, how could he be? (This book was written several years ago when I was in middle school so it's pretty rough around the edges to put it lightly lmao)

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