The Marshalls

In the grim twist of this tale, Little Red Riding Hood doesn't encounter a lone wolf in the forest, but rather three voracious beasts who, far from wanting to devour her, long to possess her as their own. Instead of fear, a dark love is born between Little Red Riding Hood's innocence and the ferocity of the beasts surrounding her. A bond that transcends the lines of morality and delves into the unfathomable depth of obsession and possession.

Each encounter in the dark forest becomes a dangerous dance, where tenderness intertwines with the looming threat of the beasts. Little Red Riding Hood's love, far from being an innocent feeling, transforms into a pact with darkness, a surrender to the beasts who would kill without hesitation to protect her. Devotion is manifested in her eyes, a reflection of the twisted connection she has woven between human frailty and ruthless bestiality.