Little Red Riding Hood

One of the most distinctive characteristics of the fairy tale is it’s ability to incorporate all the elements of existence by simplifying them. I will demonstrate how little Red Riding Hood achieves this simplicity and clarity through it tendency to transform everything internal into something external, it reliance upon action and it intensification towards extremes. Fairy tale has a tendency to transform everything internal into something external. The story starts by saying, “Once upon …

…her self, why her daughter has sent a child on a long and dangerous trip? Why is she alone? Is she alright? No, she acts immaturely and put herself in danger. As I have mentioned earlier that the little girl is lovely, innocent and simple, so her antagonist should be the complete opposite. The wolf, who is very intelligent and whose motive is to trick the little innocent girl, succeeds in tricking the little girl.