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 The three little pigs' mother wanted the pigs to go out and make their own lives for themselves.

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Internal conflict: each pig decides to build a different type of house – one of straw, one of sticks, and one of bricks.                                 External conflict: The external conflict is between the pigs and the wolf, who seeks to blow down their houses and presumably eat them.

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The first two pigs take the easy way out, so that they may play, but the third little pig works hard on his house. The wolf starts trying to blow down the homes. Each pig runs to his brother's house after the houses get blown down, but then the strong brick house of the third pig can not be blown down by the wolf.

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the wolf becomes frustrated and tries to go down the brick house's chimney.  The wolf lands on the pig's cauldron of soup and gets burned.

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The wolf runs off into the forest and leaves the three little pigs alone. Do your best in everything you do in this world. The best and only way to stay alive

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"Hard work pays off" is the central message of "The Three Little Pigs". Each pig constructed a home at the start of the tale. The third pig carried hefty bricks and carefully placed them into a sturdy house, although the first two pigs didn't put any effort into building their homes.