Little Red Riding Hood

Lea Lorraine Elesis

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Description

Little Red Riding Hood is an adaptation of the well-known Brothers Grimm fairy-tale. The story is all about a young girl who always wears a red velvet cape and the wolf. Little Red Riding Hood was on her way to her grandmother's house when she decided to pick fresh flowers for her grandmother and there she met the wolf. She did not know how dangerous the wolf is so she was not afraid. Her mother warned her to stay on the path but Little Red Riding Hood did not listen putting them both in great danger.

Language

English

Voice Age

Teen (13-17)

Accents

Filipino (Tagalog) North American (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Once upon a time, there lived a little girl who was much loved by everyone but most of all her grandmother. Once she made her a little cape of red velvet. It was so lovely that the girl wanted to wear it all of the time. And it's so it waas that she became called Little Red Riding Hood one day the girl's mother, cold for the little Red Riding Hood. Here is a basket of some cakes and a flask of want for you to take to your grandmother. She is big and ill and they will make her strong. Yes, more. You'd better start off now before it gets too hot. And when you're in the woods, be sure to stay on the path. Yes, Mother. She starts to leave. Don't run or you might fall and break the flasks of wine and I'll be non left for your grandmother. Yes, mother, still trying to leave. And when you go into her room, don't forget to say good morning. Yes, mother. And don't go poking into all the corners of the house. Elder, just as he say. May I go now? Her mother nodded a little red riding who had set off on the path. Her grandmother leave team in the woods about 1/2 hour walk from the village. No sooner had Little Red Riding Hood set foot in the forest. Then she met the Wolf Little Red Riding Hood. I had no idea what a weekend beast Waas so she did not feel Friday and