Besides Red Riding Hood, her grandmother and the Wolf (those three characters must be represented somehow in your story though their form, names, motivation and personalities can be different), will you have any other characters? Why or why not?

1. Read four variations of “Little Red Riding Hood”: Storr, Perrault, Grimms, and Sexton2. Read my lecture on Fairytales and Red Riding HoodRewrite the tale of “Little Red Riding Hood” as Grimms, Perrault, Storr, and Sexton did. Use the Perrault version as your starting point. Your story must keep these aspects of the original tale:Decide on:Setting = Time and Place. Where and when will your version of Little Red Riding Hood take place? How will language, characters and plot change b/c of the setting?Characters = Besides Red Riding Hood, her grandmother and the Wolf (those three characters must be represented somehow in your story though their form, names, motivation and personalities can be different), will you have any other characters? Why or why not?What is the moral, theme or message of you story? IE:Perrault’s moral is that pretty girls should be extra cautious; Grimm’s is that predators or deceivers will be judged and punished hars