The inclusion of the hunter is quite interesting. Because he is a stranger who ends up saving the girl and the grandma. So it shows that although trusting a stranger can lead to being deceived, another stranger can happen to be your saviour.
This is the first time I actually hear of the second part of the story. The version I know only included the first half with the wolf posing as the grandmother but the wolf dying from having his belly cut open.
Let's just ignore the fact that back in the day "medicine" was wine lol. Edit: I LOVE that you tried to say the old lady lines like a old lady. Points for effort.
I heard it a bit diffrently. In the end the wolf is thursty and wants to drink out of a fountain but becouse of the stones he falls in it. Thats the version i heard
Isn't that the: "The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats" He ate them all fell in the in got unconscious and then the hunter (I think) cut the still alive goats out.
@@darthsombra2102 yes. The mother and hunter cut open the wolves belly and replaced the baby goats with the heaviest stones they could find. Afterward the wolf got thirsty but due to the weight of the stones he fell in the water and drowned
I heard this one version where the grandmother was a wealthy woman. Red Cap wanted her wealth and so schemed with the wolf to kill her in exchange Red Cap offers the Wolf her body
It also has the wolf as a villian and going off into the wood being a bad thing because during this time period kids wandering off into the woods would typically get eaten by wolves.
@@deathmerchant8662 Thats quite false. Today wolves are thankfully skittish and passive, but this is only because that any wolf that attack a human would be sure to die. For many years, wolves considered humans as prey. But as we fought back, wolves became more and more fearful of humans.
Well, there are also actual official records of children found being raised by wolves, that's because in their quest for survival they have a very protective instinct towards the pups, having wolves that have even nursed the pups of other animals.
Alternate versions of Little Red Cap you say? "Hoodwinked" is a fun one. Turns out that the real villain was capitalism and corporate sabotage all along.
No wonder fairy tales like this were so grim...they were made by the brothers Grimm. If you meet a talking animal, that should have already given you a warning not to talk with them.
I am doing a Senior Art Exhibition and wanted to draw inspiration from Grimm Fairy Tales and Joseph Campbell’s The Heroes Journey. I am glad I came across this. I can pull it and apply it to my creative research. Thank you.
I love these Grimm Fairy tales series you've got going. I'm assuming you're planning on going through most of them at some point (such a treasure trove of content, the Brothers Grimm) - may I suggest reading their version of the frog prince? I always thought their version was so much more interesting.
Excellent video. But I think that red is normally the colour which represents either blood and danger or simply innocence. So the little red cap is so innocent, pure and naif that it is actually quite funny to put her in these situations.
There is an interpretation of the story where the red hood represents the blood of menstruation and her journey through the woods is the journey of womanhood with the wolf threatening her virginity, take from that what you will lol.
The version I heard is a bit different. After the wolf says "the better to eat you with". He uncovers his clothes and when little riding hood sees him she screams then her voice is heard by a woodsman near the house and so he runs to the house to find the wolf chasing the little girl. He then kills the wolf and frees the grandmother and then it ends the same way the video ends.
Italy version of red riding hood the wolf killed the grandma and let red eat her. she eat her grandma by accident by drank her blood that she thought it was wine and eat her grandma meat from her body that she thought was her grandma cooking please do Cinderella next and also do Zeus and Ganymede myth too?
Fantastic! More bedtime story's 👍😊 but I have always pondered, is the Grandmother a Witch? I mean Wise Woman because she live's alone in the deep bark wood's! That would have been such a cool twist to the story 😊😁😂
Heidi Bevan And the Wolf being a good guy all along where he eats her because he would be trying to protect Little Red from her Witch Grandmother would be a good twist plot too we need versions like that.
Growing up my mother told me the wolf locked the grandmother in the closet and didn’t actually devour her or Little Red Riding Hood, but instead just chased the latter around the house until the woodsman came and killed him.
First time I've heard the full version of the story. Even my Mother only knew it up to the part where the woodcuts saves the day... and that was it. It's as if the moral of the story was supposed to be that random people were expected to intervene whenever a life was at risk, rather than not talking to strangers. Now I find out that the original story had no such mechanism, and that it was meant to be a tragedy. I guess modernity coddles too damned much. It's almost as if people had been conditioned to expect their mistakes to come with a "reset" button even before there were video games.
Red Riding Hood Uncloaked follows various versions of the story starting from the early medieval period all the way through to modern day. Each version giving a slightly different lesson. Personally, I found it fascinating.
there was a Version of this, where Little Red becomes the wolf. a sort of hunted becomes the hunter tale, and it was hinted at as a coming of age story for girls becoming women. But I like pretty much any of the versions of this story i have heard. there is many lessons to be learned from the tale, others beside those who might fit into red's shoes.
Once there was a little village surrounded by a deep dark haunted by ferocious wolves. The oldest and largest of these beasts was a great bitch wolf called Grandmother. The villagers put a bounty on her head and hunters from all across the land came looking to collect. When Grandmother realized her pack was being hunted she gathered all the wolves and hunted all the hunters, leaving their bodies in the village square in the middle of the night as a warning. Then she stopped anyone from travelling through the Forrest. Finally she demanded children in the village to be sacrificed to her, one for each of the wolves the hunters killed or she would send her pack to kill everyone in the village. Now the woodcutter's daughter was the smallest but craftiest child in the village. When her time to be offered came, she dressed herself all in white, put flowers in her hair, and arranged a big bouquet of flowers that she hugged tightly to her breast. When she was presented to Grandmother the wolf remarked "You're barely a mouthful but I suppose you will do" and swallowed her whole. A moment after swallowing the girl she felt a sharp pain in her belly and watched as two knitting needles started poking through her stomach. Soon the girl emerged alive and well out of the hole she made with the hidden needles as the wolf slowly died, her white robe now stained red with wolf's blood. The End
Thank you Myth, I look forward to your content!! I loved this story however, I wished it wasn't rushed.. I want to throughly enjoy the way you tell it.😊
Very glad you displayed your research by mentioning Perrault. I think it would be a good video idea for you to display some more of his stories and their linking to societal features of XVII France contrasted to for example how they are now portrayed. Most of his stories have been taken up by the Grimm brothers and by Disney so their is plenty of content.
These kind of stories be like wtf. Talking animals are probably evil or supernatural, early sign of gtfo. Plus encountering a wolf in woods would be utterly terrifying just from looking at it
Wow I haven't heard this story in a while. I forgot they cut the wolf open and stuffed him with rocks. I forgot the whole ending. I don't what I thought the ending was. Well this was a happier Grimm Fairy tale story. Thought they all ended bad for the protagonist.
I read a few differerent versions that actually state that it isn't a cap but a hooded cape, in at least a dozen or so of these versions the cloak is a gift from her grandmother, and at least three of those the hood has a protective enchantment on it. Most of the version I have encountered are devoid of a huntsman/hunter and instead have Red and her grandmother overcoming the wolf in some fashion, at least half even have the wolf escaping with hounds at its heels and fate ultimately left to the reader/one listening to the tale.
I didn't find any versions that had her in that position. It's basically implied Red is a preteen, I suppose there might be a few versions like that. If there are, they might be recent additions to the tale. "Happily Everafter" is a construction of the 20th century, before then no stories ended like that and the closest you got to that expression was "and they lived happily." But even that expression was used to end a very small handful of stories.
I never heard this version where they have a 2nd part where Red Cap and her Grandma use the experience of the first wolf to thwart a 2nd wolf's attempt. Now, I love that idea. This is such a great fairytale because it's such a great cautionary tale that you can plainly understand the meaning behind while still having that enjoyable, iconic fairytale feeling.
Malcolm McDowell as the wolf from Fairytale Theater. Every episode should be available here on UA-cam. Do you want to see Jeff Goldblum as the big bad wolf with a top hat and a cigar, in The Little Pigs?!?!?!
The version I heard was a variation of the modern Little Red Riding Hood but the wolf actually killed the Grandma when he ate her and the hunter came in before the wolf ate the girl and shot it
The Version of the storys the Grimms told in “Kinder und Hausmärchen“ (=“Fairytales for children and homes in general“, the book in which they published the storys) were not the original ones. The colleced a few tales from german folklore but some tales were so brutal, that they thought they needed to change the storys a little. (Not only for the children but also because they didnt sell the tales in this time. After Wilhelm Grimm changes the storys it was way more sucessful). So the storys became more harmless and better for children (they are still brutal sometimes if you think about it but the older versions were worse, for example: In the Original tale, the Prince and Rapunzel make a baby in the tower and the little red cap is raped by the wolf who is a wild man in there etc.). So actually there are two variations of every fairy tales by the Gebrüder Grimm :) And btw the wolf eats the grandmother even in the harmless version xD
@@iowa887 Yes, you are with. The Grimm Brothers collected the stories and made a book about it. But germanic and slavic folk tales were often quite brutal and violante so the book didn`t sell. So in the second and third version the made it less brutal and more for kids which are the versions we know today as “Kinder- und Hausmärchen“ (child- and home fairytales“). At least this is what I know. Plus one have to say that also reading the younger version can be weird because even in the fairy tales for children there is murderer and sex, much more than in the disneyversion. At least this is what I know but if I am misinformed feel free to correct me, I would be pleasant to learn more about this :)
@@iowa887 Yeah I know this it almost seams like parents want to scare their kids xD But honostly I dont know many people who read this to their kids and I life in Germany xD
@@theaj7866 And don´t forget there are versions of the story where the story ends with the wolf eating red. no hunter comes saving them or anything red is eaten and dies, moral of the story don´t trust strangers.
i heard a version of this story where little red and her grandmother were creatures that ate the wolf- it really isnt that popular- like, at all- but its interesting nontheless-
One very bloody dark version I heard actually had the wolf kill and cook the grandmother, then tricks red riding hood herself into eating her own grandmother...
The thing of wolves being bad comes from a time that occurred around the middle ages and later, when there was a great plague of these and not being able to find wild food they began to attack cattle more frequently and to the people. That's where the Gevaudan Beast comes from, in ancient times wolves were treated in both a positive and negative neutral way, and in real life... well... They're grumpy wild dogs, n They're not much of a threat, really, unless you're a rancher. People have wolf farms to keep them, they can be very sweet, but they are still wild animals. Ah... And they don't trust people who have shown any sign of aggression towards them.
The inclusion of the hunter is quite interesting. Because he is a stranger who ends up saving the girl and the grandma. So it shows that although trusting a stranger can lead to being deceived, another stranger can happen to be your saviour.
I always took the hunter as someone who knew the grandmother and therefore not a stranger
@@Aristocratic13
I always liked the wolf in the story.
@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 boooooooo! lol
"My, Little Red Cap! What a small brain you have!"
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Lol I had never head of it as red Cap before
#dumbassbitch
She's supposed to be like 6 or 7. No one's too bright at that age
This is the first time I actually hear of the second part of the story. The version I know only included the first half with the wolf posing as the grandmother but the wolf dying from having his belly cut open.
I like your profile picture
Let's just ignore the fact that back in the day "medicine" was wine lol.
Edit: I LOVE that you tried to say the old lady lines like a old lady. Points for effort.
Back in the day? Hell it still is
Beer is actually derived from medicine. Instead of hops they put medicinal plants in it.
Mead might be medicinal as well...
Yeah. Strong alcohol would help sweat out bad colds and what not.
Wine is the medicine for depression
Forget vaccines! I’ll just have cake and wine!
CodeKillerz please be sarcasm
Me too!
@KH Attire lol ikr
Relevant 3 years later, as always.
oh no.
I heard it a bit diffrently. In the end the wolf is thursty and wants to drink out of a fountain but becouse of the stones he falls in it. Thats the version i heard
Isn't that the: "The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats" He ate them all fell in the in got unconscious and then the hunter (I think) cut the still alive goats out.
Jure Ocepek the version i learned was that he went to drink water at the river, but because of the stones he fell in and drowned with the current.
I've heard this version too!
@@RudyTheMaster
The Wolf is my favorite character and he needs his own story too.
@@darthsombra2102 yes. The mother and hunter cut open the wolves belly and replaced the baby goats with the heaviest stones they could find. Afterward the wolf got thirsty but due to the weight of the stones he fell in the water and drowned
The author Roald Dahl wrote a version were Red Riding Hood sees through the wolf's disguise, then pulls out a gun from her underwear and kills him.
The Horned King name?
The Horned King , do you know what the story is called?? I never heard of it.
It's simply called "Roald Dahl's Little Red Riding Hood".
The Horned King , thanks for the information.
HAHAHA HOLY SHIT-the original badass red riding hood haha
I like the song version, "Hey there Little Red Riding Hood you sure are lookin good. You're everything that a Big Bad Wolf could want." 🎼🎶
I heard this one version where the grandmother was a wealthy woman. Red Cap wanted her wealth and so schemed with the wolf to kill her in exchange Red Cap offers the Wolf her body
Baron Samedi Who wrote the version you are talking about?
Hahahaha
It also has the wolf as a villian and going off into the wood being a bad thing because during this time period kids wandering off into the woods would typically get eaten by wolves.
No children where not typically eaton by wolves in any time period. You idiot stop spreading your stupidity. Go read a non-fiction BOOK you idiot.
@@deathmerchant8662 Thats quite false. Today wolves are thankfully skittish and passive, but this is only because that any wolf that attack a human would be sure to die. For many years, wolves considered humans as prey. But as we fought back, wolves became more and more fearful of humans.
Well, there are also actual official records of children found being raised by wolves, that's because in their quest for survival they have a very protective instinct towards the pups, having wolves that have even nursed the pups of other animals.
Alternate versions of Little Red Cap you say?
"Hoodwinked" is a fun one. Turns out that the real villain was capitalism and corporate sabotage all along.
Hi from ROMANIA! I Love how you say these stories! Pls do more! Keep it up!
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No wonder fairy tales like this were so grim...they were made by the brothers Grimm.
If you meet a talking animal, that should have already given you a warning not to talk with them.
kirby march Barcena she was probably high
Thats specist!
Many of my talking animal friends hardly even want to eat me.
@Geordin Soucie
They probably want more MSG.
kirby march Barcena lol if animals start talking damm that's sum good shit you're smoking 👍🏻😂
the brothers grimm never really made they just collected the existing folklore in a book
I love this story, and i love that u always sit down and research on these mythology's u really help people like me a lot..so thank u
I am doing a Senior Art Exhibition and wanted to draw inspiration from Grimm Fairy Tales and Joseph Campbell’s The Heroes Journey. I am glad I came across this. I can pull it and apply it to my creative research. Thank you.
I love these Grimm Fairy tales series you've got going. I'm assuming you're planning on going through most of them at some point (such a treasure trove of content, the Brothers Grimm) - may I suggest reading their version of the frog prince? I always thought their version was so much more interesting.
It's so good to see this channel posting videos about fairy tales, it's so refreshing and interesting to bring this type of content.
a league is 3 miles BTW for those that dont know
Little Red Cap...
Hoodwinked...
**shutters in disgust and nostalgia**
Can you do fairytails with foxes? There seem to be a lot
Be careful in all your ways
Yeah I knw the stroy were the wolf eats the girl and the elderly woman, and the strory ended. I aways knew that was the real story.
Excellent video. But I think that red is normally the colour which represents either blood and danger or simply innocence. So the little red cap is so innocent, pure and naif that it is actually quite funny to put her in these situations.
There is an interpretation of the story where the red hood represents the blood of menstruation and her journey through the woods is the journey of womanhood with the wolf threatening her virginity, take from that what you will lol.
Mythology & Fiction Explained I did not know that but that is interesting. But red is also innocence.
the version told in the musical "Into the Woods" is almost identical to this version, flowers and all, except that Red gets the wolf's pelt.
The version I heard is a bit different.
After the wolf says "the better to eat you with". He uncovers his clothes and when little riding hood sees him she screams then her voice is heard by a woodsman near the house and so he runs to the house to find the wolf chasing the little girl.
He then kills the wolf and frees the grandmother and then it ends the same way the video ends.
Andreios Basileus the same version I know
i have never clicked away from another video so fast. love these videos
I love classic fairy tale
I've been waiting for this! Thank u for telling us the story!
Now I crave a glass of wine and some cake to shield me from catching Covid-19.
wooooooooooooooooooooof
DogeToshi BakaMoto Dooooooooooooooooooooooooge!
Italy version of red riding hood the wolf killed the grandma and let red eat her. she eat her grandma by accident by drank her blood that she thought it was wine and eat her grandma meat from her body that she thought was her grandma cooking please do Cinderella next and also do Zeus and Ganymede myth too?
Isiah singleton And I thought that german fairtails were brutal
wut?‼ your transition from that horrid scene to a request is dayum
Isiah singleton now thats..really dark. 😱
The Narrator is one of the best I've ever heard
Fantastic! More bedtime story's 👍😊 but I have always pondered, is the Grandmother a Witch? I mean Wise Woman because she live's alone in the deep bark wood's! That would have been such a cool twist to the story 😊😁😂
Heidi Bevan
And the Wolf being a good guy all along where he eats her because he would be trying to protect Little Red from her Witch Grandmother would be a good twist plot too we need versions like that.
The illustrations are just sooooo cute
In the TV Show Once Upon A Time in which fairy tales comes to life, it involves a tale in Red is the Wolf
That's one of my favourite shows and I really like what they did with Reds story.
Growing up my mother told me the wolf locked the grandmother in the closet and didn’t actually devour her or Little Red Riding Hood, but instead just chased the latter around the house until the woodsman came and killed him.
First time I've heard the full version of the story. Even my Mother only knew it up to the part where the woodcuts saves the day... and that was it. It's as if the moral of the story was supposed to be that random people were expected to intervene whenever a life was at risk, rather than not talking to strangers.
Now I find out that the original story had no such mechanism, and that it was meant to be a tragedy. I guess modernity coddles too damned much. It's almost as if people had been conditioned to expect their mistakes to come with a "reset" button even before there were video games.
Woodcutter. Goddamned autocorrect!
Can you do Amaterasu from Japanese mythology
Alexandra Hulett can u do Itachi from Naruto’s mythology lol
One of my favorite fairy tales. Wish this series could keep going I think there's only been 2 or 3 so far.
Red Riding Hood Uncloaked follows various versions of the story starting from the early medieval period all the way through to modern day. Each version giving a slightly different lesson. Personally, I found it fascinating.
A bottle of wine?! Damn! Now that's a basket of goodies!
I am doing this for school and it’s a beautiful story I love it 🥰
there was a Version of this, where Little Red becomes the wolf. a sort of hunted becomes the hunter tale, and it was hinted at as a coming of age story for girls becoming women. But I like pretty much any of the versions of this story i have heard. there is many lessons to be learned from the tale, others beside those who might fit into red's shoes.
I'm Familar with this too, like the wolf is analogy of horny testosterone older men who seek young girls for um... Research purposes
Love these videos! Great Job, yet again!
Once there was a little village surrounded by a deep dark haunted by ferocious wolves. The oldest and largest of these beasts was a great bitch wolf called Grandmother. The villagers put a bounty on her head and hunters from all across the land came looking to collect. When Grandmother realized her pack was being hunted she gathered all the wolves and hunted all the hunters, leaving their bodies in the village square in the middle of the night as a warning. Then she stopped anyone from travelling through the Forrest. Finally she demanded children in the village to be sacrificed to her, one for each of the wolves the hunters killed or she would send her pack to kill everyone in the village. Now the woodcutter's daughter was the smallest but craftiest child in the village. When her time to be offered came, she dressed herself all in white, put flowers in her hair, and arranged a big bouquet of flowers that she hugged tightly to her breast. When she was presented to Grandmother the wolf remarked "You're barely a mouthful but I suppose you will do" and swallowed her whole. A moment after swallowing the girl she felt a sharp pain in her belly and watched as two knitting needles started poking through her stomach. Soon the girl emerged alive and well out of the hole she made with the hidden needles as the wolf slowly died, her white robe now stained red with wolf's blood. The End
Wow what a great story!
"You're not as bad as everyone says you are." (Faith)
Great work once again, love this channel!
awesome stuff. thanks for making all these!
Thank you Myth, I look forward to your content!! I loved this story however, I wished it wasn't rushed.. I want to throughly enjoy the way you tell it.😊
Yogi Wolf, smarter than the average wolf.
Like that you give some history and explain the story at the end.
Very glad you displayed your research by mentioning Perrault. I think it would be a good video idea for you to display some more of his stories and their linking to societal features of XVII France contrasted to for example how they are now portrayed.
Most of his stories have been taken up by the Grimm brothers and by Disney so their is plenty of content.
Jean Baptiste Smith's version is the one that they used in the anime movie Jin Roh.
This is so interesting ... Are you planning on doing more videos such as this in the future ?
Good to know its origins of the title and story, especially explaining it all towards the ends :)
Cake and Wine? That WOULD do her good. That's the lesson I've taken from this tale.
I never knew that there was a second part to this story.
You should watch Hoodwinked, now that's an interesting adaptation lmao
These kind of stories be like wtf. Talking animals are probably evil or supernatural, early sign of gtfo. Plus encountering a wolf in woods would be utterly terrifying just from looking at it
Damn that's a hard ass title to have. The Little Red Cap.
Great channel as storyteller starring out its great to have some history behind the story keep up the good work
Wow I haven't heard this story in a while. I forgot they cut the wolf open and stuffed him with rocks. I forgot the whole ending. I don't what I thought the ending was. Well this was a happier Grimm Fairy tale story. Thought they all ended bad for the protagonist.
I've had a very nice version where the wolf simply joins Red and grandma in eating the cake...
Hoodwinked has to be the funniest version of the story
I read a few differerent versions that actually state that it isn't a cap but a hooded cape, in at least a dozen or so of these versions the cloak is a gift from her grandmother, and at least three of those the hood has a protective enchantment on it. Most of the version I have encountered are devoid of a huntsman/hunter and instead have Red and her grandmother overcoming the wolf in some fashion, at least half even have the wolf escaping with hounds at its heels and fate ultimately left to the reader/one listening to the tale.
What about the version the wolf bangs her?
I didn't find any versions that had her in that position. It's basically implied Red is a preteen, I suppose there might be a few versions like that. If there are, they might be recent additions to the tale. "Happily Everafter" is a construction of the 20th century, before then no stories ended like that and the closest you got to that expression was "and they lived happily." But even that expression was used to end a very small handful of stories.
+Silver Dragon Wolf interesting
@@Aristocratic13 This is a story for kids, not pedophiles.
"What a big heart I have
the better to love you with"
Mr. Wolf should really learn to chew his food
Thanks for the info
I never heard this version where they have a 2nd part where Red Cap and her Grandma use the experience of the first wolf to thwart a 2nd wolf's attempt. Now, I love that idea. This is such a great fairytale because it's such a great cautionary tale that you can plainly understand the meaning behind while still having that enjoyable, iconic fairytale feeling.
The version I heard was the hunter placed stones in the wolf's belly and threw him in lake so he drowned because of the weight
Malcolm McDowell as the wolf from Fairytale Theater. Every episode should be available here on UA-cam. Do you want to see Jeff Goldblum as the big bad wolf with a top hat and a cigar, in The Little Pigs?!?!?!
We talked about a version without the hunter during one of my French class, and the teacher said that it was a metaphor of rape, in a way.
The version I heard was a variation of the modern Little Red Riding Hood but the wolf actually killed the Grandma when he ate her and the hunter came in before the wolf ate the girl and shot it
I ended up here searching for scary Red Cap monster lore. Wrong Red Cap. 😄
There is an interesting take of this character in Rooster teeth's RWBY where the main character is a new version of red cap name Ruby Rose.
One of my favorite stories.
There's an X Rated version where the Wolf really eats the Grandmother ...
How many exes?
The Version of the storys the Grimms told in “Kinder und Hausmärchen“ (=“Fairytales for children and homes in general“, the book in which they published the storys) were not the original ones. The colleced a few tales from german folklore but some tales were so brutal, that they thought they needed to change the storys a little. (Not only for the children but also because they didnt sell the tales in this time. After Wilhelm Grimm changes the storys it was way more sucessful). So the storys became more harmless and better for children (they are still brutal sometimes if you think about it but the older versions were worse, for example: In the Original tale, the Prince and Rapunzel make a baby in the tower and the little red cap is raped by the wolf who is a wild man in there etc.). So actually there are two variations of every fairy tales by the Gebrüder Grimm :)
And btw the wolf eats the grandmother even in the harmless version xD
@@iowa887 Yes, you are with. The Grimm Brothers collected the stories and made a book about it. But germanic and slavic folk tales were often quite brutal and violante so the book didn`t sell. So in the second and third version the made it less brutal and more for kids which are the versions we know today as “Kinder- und Hausmärchen“ (child- and home fairytales“). At least this is what I know. Plus one have to say that also reading the younger version can be weird because even in the fairy tales for children there is murderer and sex, much more than in the disneyversion.
At least this is what I know but if I am misinformed feel free to correct me, I would be pleasant to learn more about this :)
@@iowa887 Yeah I know this it almost seams like parents want to scare their kids xD But honostly I dont know many people who read this to their kids and I life in Germany xD
@@theaj7866 And don´t forget there are versions of the story where the story ends with the wolf eating red.
no hunter comes saving them or anything red is eaten and dies, moral of the story don´t trust strangers.
Great video❤️
can you do videos of the original darker versions?
I love this story
I love the way you tell a story, what a great Bard you would have been hundreds of years ago !!!
i heard a version of this story where little red and her grandmother were creatures that ate the wolf- it really isnt that popular- like, at all- but its interesting nontheless-
I love this grimm fairy tale
Please do the Pied Piper of Hamelin.
We went to the Festival last year. Very cool, they don't call him Peter thou.
I still gotta ask... How the hell did the hunter cut open the wolf's stomach without it dying or in pain???
Can you please do the original stories behind Disney movies 🙏❤️
Great story but I got really sad seeing it was just red riding hood I thought it would be a red cap
Grim the Giant spectral dog of serious black of Harry Potter series
One very bloody dark version I heard actually had the wolf kill and cook the grandmother, then tricks red riding hood herself into eating her own grandmother...
What mom let's her child- who is wearing bright red clothing- walk in the forest alone
Lets take a vote who likes this version of the story or the little red riding hood part!
Most modern I've seen/heard would be hoodwinked
Got to love the extreme sports Granny.
I love Grimm tales
Thats alot of conditions just to visit grandma.
Awsome
This is the first time I heard this version, it's pretty weird 😂
Pls make this kind of vids on fairytale
The wolf surviveed being cut open
And didn't feel a thing
Where is the version where the huntsman sows stones into the wolf and flings him in the water to drown.
Could you please do a video on the legend of sleepy hollow or on the monsters of the sleepy hollow tv show?
The thing of wolves being bad comes from a time that occurred around the middle ages and later, when there was a great plague of these and not being able to find wild food they began to attack cattle more frequently and to the people. That's where the Gevaudan Beast comes from, in ancient times wolves were treated in both a positive and negative neutral way, and in real life... well... They're grumpy wild dogs, n They're not much of a threat, really, unless you're a rancher. People have wolf farms to keep them, they can be very sweet, but they are still wild animals. Ah... And they don't trust people who have shown any sign of aggression towards them.