The Stereotypes In The Story Of The Three Little Pigs

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If you were put in the position of the third little pig, what would you do? In The Story of The Three Little Pigs, the three little pigs set out to find materials to build their new houses. As the pigs are building their houses, the Big Bad Wolf comes and blows the flimsy houses down of the first two pigs. Then, he eats them up and moves on to the third pig. However, the third pig used his admirable traits to get out of this dangerous situation. The third little pig gets attacked by the Big Bad Wolf but survives and the wolf ended up getting eaten by the pig. The last pig is the most admirable because, he was very clever, and outsmarted the wolf many times, he was ruthless and ended up eating the wolf for dinner, and last but not least he …show more content…
At the end of the story, the wolf had gotten tired of the games the little pig was playing. He thought that if he goes down the chimney and gets into his house, then he would be able to beat the pig at his own game. The author suggested that the wolf thought he would finally get his way by this brilliant plan. The story stated “And the little pig put on the cover again and in an instant, boiled him up and ate him for supper, and lived happily ever after” (24). Because the little pig boiled up the big bad wolf, it proves that he is ruthless. The pig is admirable for this because his other brothers were eaten by the wolf. The last pig was ruthless and smart enough to realize that he could just boil and eat the wolf to end all of chaos. The pig played this game in a ruthless manner and was able to escape the tragic death that his brothers …show more content…
In the story, the other two pigs used flimsy materials which did not make their house sturdy. Because of this the two pigs go eaten up. The third little pig realized that brick was the strongest material so he asked a man if he can use some of his bricks to build his house. “Please Man, give me those bricks to build a house with” (10). The pig was smart and resourceful. While the other pigs chose light and useless resources like straw and furze(shrubbery), the third pig chose one that would come in handy. When the wolf came to eat the pigs, both pigs got eaten because the Big Bad Wolf blew the house down, and ate them. Meanwhile, after choosing a material like bricks, the Big Bad Wolf, was not able to enter and eat the last pig. This makes the pig admirable because he was clever to use bricks instead of the lighter materials. It also made the third little pig, the smartest and safest out of the three

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