The Big Bad Wolf Analysis

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The big bad wolf’s side of the story.
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I am going to use the story of the three little pigs, from the wolf’s point of view.

What if the big bad wolf visited the three little pigs for the first time in need of a favor.

Setting the scene

Scene 1
Wolf: Let me see if the pigs have some garlic i can borrow *on the way to the house of the pig with the straw house*

The three little pigs all lived not far from each other and 2 of them had not so well …show more content…
“OH NO!” screams Timmy. “Not my house!!!” Timmy put countless hours into his house, decorating, refurbishing, appliances and much more. Although it was the second worst constructed house in the neighborhood, it was one of the prettiest ones put there.

Scene 11

Timmy had made a sandwich recently before they saw the wolf, he saw some condiments on the floor that he thinks will make his allergies act up again, but decides he has to sniff anyway since he might find a clue about the piggy.

Scene 12

As much as the wolf tries to avoid the condiments on the floor, he accidentally sniffs some and his allergies hit him even worse this time! *ACHUUUU!* sneezes the wolf! *CRACK, CLACK!* goes the house! “NOT AGAIN!!* he screams…

Scene 13

The wolf hoping he receives forgiveness, comes to the conclusion that they all might be at Billy’s house since they might have seen him and got scared so they went to the most secure house, which was

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