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One sunny morning, Little Red Riding Hood’s mother asked her to take some food to her sick grandmother, who lived in a cottage deep in the forest. “Stay on the path and don’t talk to strangers,” her mother warned. On her way, Lily met The Big Bad Wolf, who asked, “Where are you going, little girl?” “I’m going to my grandmother’s house,” she replied. The wolf, with an evil plan in mind, suggested, “Why don’t you pick some flowers for your grandmother? I’m sure she would love them.” Lily, distracted by the beautiful flowers, left the path, while the wolf raced ahead to the cottage. At the cottage, the wolf knocked on the door and, disguising his voice, said, “Grandmother, it’s me, Little Red Riding Hood.” “Come in, my dear,” Grandmother called, but before she could react, the wolf swallowed her whole. He quickly put on her clothes and lay in bed, pretending to be her. When Lily arrived at the cottage, she felt something was wrong. She stepped inside and asked, “Grandmother, why are your eyes so big?” “The better to see you with, my dear,” the wolf replied, grinning. “And your mouth?” Lily asked, feeling uneasy. “The better to eat you with!” the wolf growled, leaping out of bed. Just then, the Huntsman, who had been passing by, heard the commotion. He rushed inside, saw the wolf about to attack Lily, and quickly killed the wolf. He cut open the wolf’s belly and freed Grandmother, who was unharmed. Lily and her grandmother hugged tightly, relieved to be safe. The Huntsman smiled and left, and from that day on, Little Red Riding Hood always stayed on the path and never spoke to strangers again.