Little Red Riding Hood was a young girl. One day, she set out to deliver a cake to her grandmother's house. The grandmother was not at home, and a big wolf was lurking near the house, looking for an opportunity to steal some food.
Hearing a knock at the door, the wolf quickly assumed the guise of the grandmother by putting on her clothes and lying in her bed. "Grandma, your ears are so big!" exclaimed Little Red Riding Hood. "Big ears mean I can hear you better," her grandmother replied. "Grandma, your hands are so big!" Little Red Riding Hood continued. "Big hands are useful for catching you," the wolf replied, imitating the grandmother's voice.
Next, Little Red Riding Hood noticed the wolf's large mouth and exclaimed, "Grandma, your mouth is so big! It's terrifying!" Just as she was about to dodge away, the wolf pounced and devoured her in one gulp.
After satisfying his hunger, the wolf lay down on the bed and began to snore loudly. When the grandmother returned home, she was bewildered by the sound of the deep snoring. Realizing the danger, she quickly took action. Grabbing a pair of scissors, she cut open the wolf's stomach, releasing Little Red Riding Hood from within.
The two joyfully reunited and together they devoured the cake. Later, they collaborated to send the big wolf away to a distant mountain, ensuring their safety.
