Folklore by NUR NADHIRAH AHMAD ASRI https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed Group Members: Auni Adilah binti Ayob - D20191087986 Nur Nadhirah binti Ahmad Asri - D20191087996 Nur Anis Afiqah Nurhaddi -D20191087949 NUR IZZATI NABILA BINTI ROSLI - D20191087951 Stefeny Isle Dulait - D20191088024 en-us 2020-11-01 09:00:24 UTC 2025-10-20 05:16:30 UTC hello@padlet.com The Little Red Riding Hood & Little Red Cap d087996 https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879648807 2020-11-01 09:12:58 UTC https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879648807 a) What are the similarities that both versions share? d087996 https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879650255 · Settings – The village, the woods, and Grandmother's house.
· Characters – Red riding hood (a girl wearing red piece of clothing as the protagonist), Wolf (the antagonist), Grandma and mother.
· Moral Values – The moral value in both versions is to be careful around strangers, especially if you are a child. 
· Storyline – Both versions have a similar plot. It started with the mother sending the young girl to the grandmother’s house, meeting the wolf then arriving at the grandmother's house. However, both versions have a different ending.


]]> 2020-11-01 09:13:55 UTC https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879650255 b) Between the two versions, choose one version you will NOT read to your children. Why not? Justify. d087996 https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879669481 · Charles Perrault’s Little Red Riding Hood. As this is a story targeted to young children, Perrault’s version might be too frightening for them. Perralt aims to educate children on the danger of being seduced by evil due to their attractive appearances and naivety. It ends in a bad note, which is not good for children. Supposedly, we are ought to plant hope within them, a happy ending. 

· The Grimms’ version might intend to explore the same theme and moral values, however, they did not explicitly state the danger of having an alluring appearance in attracting evil eyes. Their version, albeit still ends with the horrific death of the wolf, still presents a good ending for the protagonist and her grandmother. 


]]> 2020-11-01 09:27:35 UTC https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879669481 c) What role does violence play (if any) in conveying the moral within the story? Justify your answer. d087996 https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879677859 · The violence discussed in both versions are meant to imply the reality of society. The author often uses violence play to reinforce moral values among adults of French civilités. For example, in both versions, the authors are using the wolf as the antagonist that owns wickedness. She ended up getting fooled by the wolf and even ended up being dead in Perrault’s version. Death can be considered violent for young children. However, the author tries to tell that death is actually the punishment for her sin. Also, when the huntsman is cutting the wolf's belly open, the author tries to tell that he is willing to save others' lives although it is risky while another wolf drowns to death. This shows that evil deeds do not go unpunished. 

· When it comes to children’s read, it is believed that the violence within is toned down while retaining the original fragments of the tales. This is because, for most, they reckon that children are not mentally ready to process the harsh truth of this sickening world. Truth to be said, in some accounts, caution was used, while others illustrated or evolved out of the types of punishment applied to children in the past. ]]> 2020-11-01 09:33:46 UTC https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879677859 We have instructed every member to give her own opinion to each question. The opinions here are a combination of every member's contribution. d087996 https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879690332 2020-11-01 09:42:30 UTC https://padlet.com/d087996/yce894e84x3x4oed/wish/879690332