Karoshi: The tale goes, that once the wolf ate Red Riding Hood and her grandmother, the wolf fell asleep. A woodsman then came by and found the wolf, cut its belly open and freed the still living Red and grandma. They then filled the wolf's stomach with rocks and stitched it shut. They then hid, and when the wolf woke up, it was so thirsty that it went out to the well. But when it got there, the weight of the rocks made it fall into the well, where it sank and drowned. You know, a kid's story!
Anonymous2: @Karoshi wait that isn't how RED RIDING HOOD goes. That is how that one story goes with the lambs. I remember because that one jap fag made the fur flash with the wolf coming back and raping the lambs.
Karoshi: I think you are correct Anon2, but both fairy tales have the Big Bad Wolf as the antagonist, so its possible that I've mixed them up, or that there is a variation of the story.
Umbrellas_Shadow: Actually both stories have that same ending, it just depends on which variation of the story you happen to be reading, i remember in one story the wolf is burned in a fire, in another skinned, many variations
Anonymous11: In the original story, everyone but the woodsman dies. From that, variations arose where red didn't die, or the wolf wasn't killed, or grandma dies but red doesn't...
Anonymous12: The Red Riding Hood story is timid compared to the original Sleeping Beauty story. Canabilisme, raping the sleeping pregnancy and child slaughter, tell your kids that an see what happens.
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I always imagined the wolf was trying to seduce LRRH, even though i didn't know what "seduction" meant.
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