The Three Wolf Hunts

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Once upon a time, there were three bears going on a hunt for their dinner for the night. These bears had previously made porridge for when they came back, and were letting it cool off in the meantime. They were just about to head back home with no luck, when the heard a blood curdling scream from a girl yelling “WOLF!”. This immediately alerted the bears to run over to the area and investigate. When they got there, they found the wolf napping, with a big bulge in his stomach and a red cape on the grass beside him. The 3 bears slowly approached the wolf, and killed him. After they were done gutting the wolf they proceeded back to their home in the forest. Now let me explain the story as seen from red riding hood. I heard the bears

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