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         Once upon a time there lived a big bad wolf. He 

would heartlessly swallow children he came across in the 

woods creating an evil reputation for all wolves. The wolf 

was hated by everyone and served many brutal years in 

prison. After he was released from prison though, he 

transformed into a loving creature. The wolf was 

extremely guilty about his past and wished to make 

friends. However, the other forest animals or children 

passing through the forest feared the wolf and scampered 

away at the sound of hello. 

      But one day, the determined wolf came across a 

glowing little girl all dressed in red skipping through the 

wood. The wolf slapped a smile on his rugged gray face and 

gleefully exclaimed, “Hello little girl, where are you 

travelling today?”

    “I am bringing Grandma Red some freshly baked cakes,” 

she grinned.

    “Surely you intend to pick some of those magnificent 

flowers, Little Red?” he asked pointing to lush vegetation. 

    “What a great idea, and you can call me Scarlett,” she 

responded.

       While Scarlett was distracted the wolf hurried up 

the path to the Grandma’s quaint cottage. The wolf 

planned to surprise Scarlett and her Grandma with a 

batch of fresh cookies, yet when he entered the cottage 

his stomach growled at the aroma of grandma. The wolf 

crept past the sleeping old woman to start the cookies, 

but his hunger overwhelmed him and the wolf 

monstrously gobbled the frail woman. Soon the guilty wolf 

rolled into bed falling into a light snooze.   

        He awoke abruptly at the sound of a squeaky little voice 

calling, “Grandma Red, I am here!” The wolf couldn’t possibly 

see Scarlett’s heart break when he explained the incident! He 

hastily pulled on one of Grandma Red’s dresses and little glasses.   

“O Grandma, what large ears you have,” cried Little Red sitting on 

the bed.

“The better to hear you with,” replied the wolf.

“O Grandma, what huge eyes you have.”

“The better to see you with.” 

“O Grandma, what big hands you have.”

“The better to hug you with.” 

“O Grandma, what a massive mouth you have.” 

“The better to eat you with!” And without a second thought the wolf 

lunged toward Scarlett and gulped her down. 

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