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LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD
A Story about Sexual Predators
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If you think that you are too old to read fairy
tales, think again! At first, these entertaining stories
may seem childish because they describe a make-
believe world where animals often talk and behave
like human beings. Beneath this
apparent simplicity, however, fairy
tales explore universal problems
such as love, jealousy, abuse or
intolerance.
Let’s look at the classic tale of
Little Red Riding Hood. The story
line is quite simple. Little Riding
Hood wants to visit her grand-
mother who lives in the forest.
Before the little girl leaves, her
mother tells her to be careful and,
above all, not to speak to
strangers. After all, the forest can
be a dangerous place for little
girls.
Little Red Riding Hood is not
afraid of going to her grand-
mother’s. She loves this new
freedom because it makes her
feel like an adult. Forgetting her
mother’s warning, she stops
along the way to chat with a
charming wolf. The naïve little
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