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Little Red Riding Hood lived in a terraced house in a tent in a barn in a wood in a luxury apartment in a big castle in an underground cave in a caravan with her mother. her brother. lots of animals. other homeless children. her father. her brother. a colony of bats. other travellers.
One day she went to visit her granny. to see the Queen. to the cafe for tea. to the seaside. to ride on a train. to market in a cart. to play with her friends. to meet the wolf.
She had a nice bottle of wine. kitten in her basket. pair of gloves. wolf as a friend. cake in her basket. surprise for Granny. pair of new shoes. new hair style. On her way she met a woodcutter. her fairy godmother. the seven dwarfs. her brother. a tall green alien. a wolf. her Granny. a unicorn.
“Hello!” said her brother. said her Granny. said the tall green alien. said the unicorn. said her fairy godmother. said the woodcutter. said the wolf. said the seven dwarfs. “Where are you going?” “I’m going to see my grandmother. “I’m going to see my mother. “I’m going to see my father. “I’m going to see my brother. “I’m going to see my friends. “I’m going to see my uncle. “I’m going to see my auntie. “I’m going to see my grandad.
She lives in a house behind the gasworks." behind the school." behind the supermarket." behind the cinema." behind those flats." behind those garages. behind those trees.” behind those cars."
The wolf ran to Granny’s house and cooked lunch for Granny. ate Granny up. put Granny in the cupboard. tied Granny up. got Granny washed and changed. put the kettle on. washed Granny's hair. did the cleaning.
He got into Granny’s bed and waited for the woodcutter. his breakfast. the wolf. Granny to come home. the kettle to boil. Little Red Riding Hood. his friends to arrive. the party to start. Little Red Riding Hood eventually got to the shops. arrived at the dentist. met her friends. found her car. got herself lost. entered the castle. put up the tent. reached the house.
“Granny, what big feet you have!” hands you have!” eyes you have!” ears you have!” fingers you have!” toes you have!” spots you have!” trousers you have!” “All the better to see you with!” said the woodcutter. said the friends. said her Dad. said her Mum. said her fairy Godmother. said the wolf. said the dentist. said the shopkeeper.
“Granny, what big feet you have!” hands you have!” ears you have!” eyes you have!” fingers you have!” toes you have!” spots you have!” trousers you have!” “All the better to hear you with!” said the woodcutter. said her friends. said her Dad. said her Mum. said her fairy Godmother. said the dentist. said the shopkeeper. said the wolf.
“Granny, what a big nose you have!” foot you have!” hand you have!” ear you have!” eye you have!” finger you have!” toe you have!” spot you have!” “All the better to smell you with!” said the woodcutter. said her friends. said her Dad. said her Mum. said her fairy Godmother. said the wolf. said the dentist. said the shopkeeper.
“Granny, what big teeth you have!” feet you have!” hands you have!” ears you have!” eyes you have!” fingers you have!” spots you have!” trousers you have!” “All the better to eat you with!” said the shopkeeper. said the dentist. said her fairy Godmother. shouted the wolf. said the woodcutter. said her Dad. said her Mum. said her friends.
A woodcutter was in the car park in the garden having a bath eating his lunch just going to bed cleaning out his shed in the wood having a shave when he heard a loud scream. He ran to the house. ran to hide. did nothing..... laughed. giggled. ran to the garage. ran to get help. wondered........
Eventually the woodcutter hit the wolf across his back. on his nose. with his sandwich box. over the head with his axe. with his cushion. as hard as he could. with both hands. with a lump of wood.
The wolf opened his mouth wide and howled in pain. cried out loudly. swore at the woodcutter. fell down dead. fell in a heap. went to sleep. put up his hands. out jumped Granny.
The wolf ran away and Little Red Riding Hood saw him every day at the library. never saw him again. met him again on holiday. washed Granny's bedding. lived happily ever after. married the woodcutter. won the lottery. went to the pub to celebrate.

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