There was a little girl who wore a white cape. She was named after the cape, Shadowcape. One day, she decided to go to the forest alone. If she hadn´t gone there, her stepmother would have killed her. Anyway, her stepmother´s last speach was, “never trust pigs, even if their names sound familiar”. As she was walking through the forest, she heard something. She came closer to the sound. In a moment, she saw a big, fat pig. She came closer and asked its name. The pig said, “My name is Piglet”. She liked the name, so they became friends. They had a rule, never betray each other. But the pig betrayed the girl and ate her, so if she had listened to her stepmother, she wouldn´d have been eaten. After the pig ate the girl, it was very full. It cannot move. It lay on the ground. It was making such loud noices, that it attracted the hunter. The hunter came closer to the pig and heard gentle sounds from its belly. He realised, that it sounds like a girl, so he killed the pig. If the pig hadn´t made such loud noices, it wouldn´t have been killed by the hunter. Then he grabbed a hand, which was sticking out from the belly and pulled out the girl out. She thanked him and said, if you hadn´t walked by, I would have been dead. He took her to his parents and said, as soon as you turn eighteen, I will marry you. After she turned eighteen years, she married him and became rich. If she hadn´t married the hunter, she would have still been poor. And that is the end. 

Once upon a time, there was a little girl called Little Red Riding Hood. One day, her mother asked her to visit her sick grandmother and bring a basket of food. She warned her not to talk to strangers, because if she hadn´t listened to her mother, something horrible could have happened. In the forest, she ran into a wolf. He tricked her into revealing where her grandmother lived. If Little Red Riding Hood hadn´t trusted the wolf, he wouldn´t have reached the house first. He arrived before her, ate the grandmother, and put himself into her clothes. If the wolf hadn´t worn her clothes, the Little Red Riding Hood would have noticed something was wrong. When Little Red Riding Hood finally arrived, she was surprised by her grandmother's strange appearance. If she had realized the truth sooner, she might have escaped. Luckily, a hunter came just in time. If he hadn´t passed by, both Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother would have been lost forever. 

-Tom Korzeniowski

“Once upon a time, there lived a little girl. No one had ever known her true name, but people used to call her Little Red Riding Hood.” Peter yawned. He has heard this tale a thousand times. His mom noticed his boredom and asked: “well, what if you tell me this story today?” 

“But I don’t want to! Little Red Riding Hood is stupid. If she had listened to her mum, she wouldn’t have gotten into danger.” “Well, that’s true...But what if she never went to visit her grandma?” “If she hadn’t visited her, she would have been really sad I suppose.   But there is also the fact that if she hadn’t run into the wolf, everything would have turned out well.” 

“Stories might sound stupid to you Peter, but they can be very helpful too.” His mom continued. “If stories hadn’t existed, it would have been harder to teach children important lessons. Can you tell me what the lesson of this story is?” “Don’t tell strangers important information about yourself? If I had run into someone asking these weird questions, I would have just walked away.” “Thats right Peter.” his mum said proudly. “But now, it’s time to go to bed. Good night and don’t let the bed bugs bite.” Peter didn’t reply; he was fast asleep. 

 But Red Riding Hood didn´t listen. On her way, she met a terrifying wolf. If she had listened to her mother, she wouldn´t have spoken to the wolf. The wolf tricked her into telling him where her grandmother lived. Then he ran away, ate the grandmother, and put on her clothes. If Little Red Riding Hood hadn´t told the wolf where her grandmother lived, he wouldn´t have gone there and eaten her. 

When Red Riding Hood entered the house, she noticed something was wrong. If she had paid more attention, she would have realized it wasn´t her grandmother. The wolf talked to her and tried to trick her by pretending to be her grandmother. Then he jumped out and tried to eat her. Fortunately, the hunter appeared and managed to save both Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother. 

Afterwards, she said: “If I had obeyed my mother, I wouldn´t have been in danger. 

She learned her lesson. If the hunter hadn´t come, both she and her grandmother wouldn´t have survived. 

Zuzka

The door was open so he thought she saw him coming, but if she had seen him she would have welcome him. Wolf was scared and thought something bad happened. After entering the wolf went into the bedroom where he found his grandma and she was ok. If the wolf hadnt been so paranoid he wouldnt have to worry. The girl in the red cape was just some freak. He gave grandma food and medicine and they lived happily ever after. THE END

As he was walking, Wolfie noticed a dark creature hiding behind a small branched oak tree. Wolfie tried to avoid the creature but it followed him regardless. After some steps the creature approached him, and said: "Where are you headed little cutie?" The pressure made Wolfie stressed and he accidentally told the creature where he's heading. If he had listened to his mother, the creature wouldn't have arrived to the cottage faster then him. So basically if he had lied or stayed silent, the creature wouldn't have followed him to the cottage.

When he was almost at the cottage, he saw the mysterious person he saw earlier entering the door. Wolfie was concerned because he knew, that grandma lives alone and she has no remaining friends, who could've been visiting her. The figure slammed the door and after gaining some courage Wolfie decided to check on her anyways. As he entered, he realised that the person is definitely a poacher, who wanted to harm his poor grandma. If he hadn't brought the basket with food, he wouldn't haave been able to lure the poacher away from her bed.

Quickly, he dropped the basket to distract the intruder and pounced towards the window and let out a loud howl. The sound echoed throught the dark forest, alarming nerby wolf rangers who had been patrolling the area because of the amount of reports in the woods. They rushed to the cottage and managed to arrest the poacher before anyone was hurt. If the rangers had come just a few minutes later, they wouldn't have caught the poacher red-handed.

A year has past and it was once again time for the visit. Little Red Riding Hood prepared her suitcase on wheels and was ready to go. Her mother sent her off with strawberry muffins and two bottles of homemade lemonade. Mother stopped her at the exit with few words: “Don’t go far away from the path, remember what happened last time.  If you had listened, that nice gentleman the hunter wouldn’t have had to rescue you.“ Little Red Riding Hood took her mother’s words to her heart. She began her journey. 

When the Little Red Riding Hood walked into the woods, she immediately started following the path. She didn’t look right or left as she remembered that if she hadn’t looked right of left the previous time, she wouldn’t have wondered off to pick some flowers and wouldn’t have gotten lost. Little Red Riding Hood continued on her way to her grandmother’s. After a while she was able to see her grandmother’s cottage. In the back garden there was already prepared a blanket with baked goods. Everything was the same except for a big silhouette alongside a wall. There he was, the one who made it impossible for the last year’s annual picnic to happen. The wolf, but the Little Red Riding Hood wasn’t afraid. She greeted him: “Hello wolf, how have you been? Are you watching over my grandmother?“ The wolf replied: “Yes I have been well and your grandmother is safe.“ And as he said, Little Red Riding Hood’s grandmother just came out of the cottage. “Hello my dear, he is indeed taking good care of me and my garden. In fact if it wasn’t for him, I wouldn’t have had any carrots for my pie, you know how those rabbits are.“ grandmother welcomed her and hugged her. There was now just one person missing. “Am I late again?“ hunter greeted them. Little Red Riding Hood ran to hug her savior. If the hunter hadn’t saved her and her grandmother, they would have been still in the wolf’s stomach. Fortunately they hadn’t suffered any injuries and were able to forgive the wolf. Now they are all enjoying the picnic. 

However, there was a girl named Rose. Nobody talked to her, sang with her, danced with her or showed her any kindness. She felt very lonely, sitting quietly in the corner, watching the others have fun without her. She thought that the party would be better without her and decided to leave the house. If somebody had recognized her, she wouldn’t have run away.

Few minutes later, Little Red Riding Hood realized that somebody was missing: it was Rose. Little Red Riding Hood had no idea where she was but she was determined to find her. She immediately stopped the music and said that Rose wasn’t there. If Little Red Riding Hood hadn’t noticed that Rose wasn't there, other girls wouldn’t have remembered her.

Meanwhile, Rose was in the forest. Nobody was there, only her. She was thinking about situation that had happened, when she realized that maybe runaway was a mistake. She decided to come back, because the forest was scary. If she handn’t made this decision, she wouldn’t have known she had friends who care about her.

When she arrived, they were very relieved. Girls realized their bad behavior and apologized to Rose. If the story hadn’t happened, their behavior to Rose wouldn’t changed.

She sensed something strange, but curiosity led her closer to the bed. If she had looked more carefully, she would have noticed the wolf's sharp claws. If the wolf hadn't disguised himself so well, she might have screamed for help.

Luckily, a hunter passing by heard a cry. If he hadn't been in the forest that day, both Red Hood and Grandma would have been eaten.

The hunter burst in, scared the wolf away, and saved them both. Red Hood promised never to leave the path again. If she had listened to her mother, none of it would have happened.

The End.