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Once on a time the wolves sent an embassy to the sheep, desiring that there might be peace between them for the time to come. ´´Why´´ said they, ¨ should we be forever waging this deadly strife? Those wicked Dogs are the cause of all;

they are incessantly barking at us and provoking us. Send them away, and there will be no longer any obstacle to our eternal friendship and peace´´. The silly Sheep listened, the Dogs were dismissed, and the flock-thus deprived of their best protectors-became an easy prey to their treacherous enemy.

My reaction:

This story is very similar to life, what seems like a threat to us could mean our salvation. Dogs that bark will not always be the ones that represent danger to our lives, rather those that dress up as sheep but are wolves. Those who bark are not always the ones who could end your life or harm you; but those who attack silently. We must beware not of dogs but of those disguised as sheep who turn out to be wolves. It is important to reflect and not be ignorant, we must be wise and let ourselves be guided by those who drive away danger even with barking.

Sharp GPT

This fable illustrates the dangers of being naive and trusting the wrong parties without considering the consequences. The wolves' proposal seemed to promise peace and friendship, but it was actually a calculated move to remove the sheep's protectors and make the flock vulnerable. The sheep, eager for peace, were too quick to trust the wolves’ intentions and dismissed the very guardians that kept them safe.

The story serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of being cautious and critical when evaluating the motives of others, especially those who have a history of hostility. It underscores the value of wisdom, and the role of protection provided by allies, even if their presence may seem bothersome at times.

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The wolf was discovered by Little Red Riding Hood and she saw her grandmother was very different like she is and was for help, then the police appeared and the wolf ran out and stumbled and died

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Yaronisa Romero

the gramma had a shotgun, so when the wolf entered, she shot it, and when The little Red Riding Hood entered to the house, she asked ¨What happened Gramma?¨ and the gramma said, I shot it, because the wolf wanted to eat my chickens, and when the woodcutter arrived, he took put the wolf in a bag to throw it into the river. and The little and the gramma ate the food and live happy together.

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As the wolf lunged, Little Red Riding Hood quickly said, “Wait! If you’re hungry, I have some food to share.” Surprised, the wolf stopped and accepted the offer. They sat down and shared the snacks from her basket.

As they talked, the wolf realized he didn’t want to harm anyone. Instead, he apologized for scaring her and promised to protect the forest and its creatures. From that day on, Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf became unlikely friends, and he often accompanied her on her visits to Grandma’s house.

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Jean Colas

I think the grandmother should be locked in the closet rather than being eaten and some have Little Red Riding Hood saved by the lumberjack as the wolf advances on her rather than, after she is eaten, where the woodcutter kills or simply chases away the wolf with his axe.

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Jairo Emiliano.

After Little Red Riding Hood enters her grandmother's cottage, she notices something strange right away. The "grandmother" in the bed looks quite different, with big eyes, big ears, and very sharp teeth! But Little Red Riding Hood is clever and realizes that this isn't her grandmother at all—it's the wolf in disguise.

Instead of running, Little Red Riding Hood calmly steps back, and she cleverly strikes up a conversation with the wolf. She distracts him, asking about his unusual features, and the wolf, proud of his disguise, brags about how clever he thinks he is.

Meanwhile, a woodcutter nearby hears the chatter and decides to check in. He bursts through the door just in time, scaring the wolf away. Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother are safe, and they thank the woodcutter for his bravery.

The wolf never returns to the cottage, and Little Red Riding Hood learns to be extra cautious while exploring the woods, always looking out for potential dangers.

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When Little red riding Hood saw the wolf liying on her grandmother´s bed, she should have immediately run home and told her mother what had happened and the mother sought help to catch and kill the wolf.

Felícita Moronta

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and the woodcutter arrived, but the wolf had already eaten Little Red Riding Hood.

then the woodcutter killed the wolf

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As soon as L.R.R.H saw the wolf she shouted and run away, in the foreste she met to GOKU and explained his, he said her put on your clothes here and take this armour.

She done it and took a gun too, when they was ready they went (GOKU teleported) (L.R.R.H ran) when that arrived attacked her, GOKU did a CAME CAME HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA and L.R.R.H shoot his in the head as a (head shoot)

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Little Red Riding Hood enters Grandma's house and sees Grandma covered up to her head and pulls down the sheet and tells her how big her ears are so she can hear you better wow what big eyes you have they are so she can see you better oh my god what big teeth you have they are so she can eat you better aaaaaa and she ate Little Red Riding Hood.

Miguel Angel Nuñez Moreno

Wandy Manuel Garcia Gomez