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Each story differs from themes to different endings; change punctuation
with changes varying on the time period it was written in.

1) Each story differs from themes to different endings, changes varying
on the time period it was written in
In Little Red Riding Hood by Charles Perrault punctuation the theme of
the story is, remove be careful not to trust strangers, while in Little Red
Riding Hood and the Wolf by Roald Dahl punctuation the theme of the
story is, remove be your own hero it can change you forever.
2) In Little Red Riding Hood by Charles Perrault, the theme of the story
is be careful not to trust strangers, while in Little Red Riding Hood and
the Wolf by Roald Dahl, the theme of the story is be your own hero it
can change you forever.
The themes differ because of the time it was make plural written in.
3) The themes differ because of the time they were written in.
If it kid was lost or taken punctuation especially in a secluded area, they
were most likely never going to be found.
4) If a kid was lost or taken, especially in a secluded area, they were most
likely never going to be found.
By the time Dahls version came along punctuation children were warned
and aware of the dangers.
5) By the time Dahls version came along, children were warned and
aware of the dangers.
In Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf the Grandma is described as small
and tough (Dahl 21) but in Little Red Riding Hood she isnt described at all
citation goes at the end of the sentence before the final
punctuation.
6) In Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf the Grandma is described as
small and tough but in Little Red Riding Hood she isnt described at
all (Dahl 21).
He hid under the covers of the bed and said: Put the cakes and the little
pot of butter on the bin and climb into bed with me. (Perrault 12)
7) Perrault wrote, He hid under the covers of the bed and said: Put
the cakes and the little pot of butter on the bin and climb into bed
with me to show how perverse the Wolf truly was. (Perrault 12).
Thats wrong! Cried Wolf. Have you forgot to tell me what big teeth Ive
got? (Dahl 21)
8) In Dahls version the Wolf tells Little Red Riding Hood, Thats
wrong! Cried Wolf. Have you forgot to tell me what big teeth Ive
got? (Dahl 21).
Compared with her old Grandmamma shes going to taste like caviar. (Dahl
22)
9) Dahl wrote the Wolf saying, Compared with her old Grandmamma
shes going to taste like caviar (Dahl 22).
The fact that he says, I havent yet begun to feel that I have had a decent
meal. remove shows he wasnt satisfied with what she offered citation
needed.
10) The fact that he says, I havent yet begun to feel that I have had
a decent meal shows he wasnt satisfied with what she offered
(Dahl 21).
But with Little Red Riding Hood punctuation he knew it she would fill him
up.
11)
But with Little Red Riding Hood, he knew she would fill him up.
The finale word choice/spelling main character is Little Red Riding Hood.
12)
The final main character is Little Red Riding Hood.
In both stories she is a flirtatious girl remove, caring, and friendly girl.
13)
In both stories she is flirtatious, caring, and friendly girl.
She is labeled as, a village girl, the prettiest you can imagine (Perrault 11)
to show how much of an effect she has on the wolf physically citation goes
before final punctuation.
14) She is labeled as, a village girl, the prettiest you can imagine
to show how much of an effect she has on the Wolf physically
(Perrault 11).
While In capitalization Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf there is no
clue on about what time or place the story could be taking place in.
15) While in Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf there is no clue
about what time or place the story could be taking place in.
In Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf it says, The girl smiles. One eyelid
flickers. Punctuation goes after citation (Dahl 22)
16) In Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf it says, The girl smiles.
One eyelid flickers (Dahl 22).
It is expected that Little Red Riding Hood is eaten and eventually rescued
punctuation but in Perraults version she is gobbled up (Perrault 13) after
asking the Wolf her questions on about his appearance and thats where the
story ends citation placement.
17) It is expected that Little Red Riding Hood is eaten and eventually
rescued, but in Perraults version she is gobbled up after asking
the Wolf her questions about his appearance and thats where the
story ends (Perrault 13).
It then has a warning message for the children to make sure they understand
not to trust a tamed Wolf, (Perrault 13) meaning the people who seem the
least likely to hurt you someone can still cause harm citation placement.
18) It then has a warning message for the children to make sure they
understand not to trust a tamed Wolf, meaning the people who
seem the least likely to hurt someone can still cause harm (Perrault
13).
In Dahls version punctuation Little Red Riding Hood tricks the Wolf into
making him believe she has fallen for his lies.
19) In Dahls version, Little Red Riding Hood tricks the Wolf into
making him believe she has fallen for his lies.
At a surprising moment punctuation she takes out her hidden pistol from
her knickers and shoots him multiple times citation needed because you
use language from the text.
20) At a surprising moment, she takes out her hidden pistol from
her knickers and shoots him multiple times (Dahl 22).
Little Red Riding Hood then decides to skin the Wolf and starts using it
instead of her signature hood punctuation causing her name to change as
well.
21) Little Red Riding Hood then decides to skin the Wolf and starts
using it instead of her signature hood, causing her name to change
as well.
Despite being a very popular story that has been passed down for many
generations, Little Red Riding Hood will always be a remove unique.
22) Despite being a very popular story that has been passed down
from many generations, Little Red Riding Hood will always be
unique.
The older the story punctuation the more traditional the moral and
characters are.
23) The older the story, the more traditional the moral and
characters are.
The newer stories tend to be more progressive in its plural views and the
endings are usually happier.
24) The newer stories tend to be more progressive in their views and
the endings are usually happier.
Even though the story has been changed from its original punctuation it will
always be one of the more entertaining stories.
25) Even though the story has been changed from its original, it will
always be one of the more entertaining stories.

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Each story differs from themes to different endings; change punctuation

with changes varying on the time period it was written in.

The final main character is Little Red Riding Hood.

In both stories she is flirtatious, caring, and friendly girl.

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