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ookies to "Gran'ma," why she blithely skips through the woods, and why she blithely picks flowers and chases butterflies along the way. She gives no more thought to the fact that the wolf manages discern exactly where Grandma lives than to the presence of wood-choppers who marvel that the wolf did not harm her.

Nor does it occur to her that when she finds Grandma's home in a shambles that her situation is perilous. Red Riding Hood lives a charmed life, which is

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