The hunter

This one is targeted more towards the men but is about women.


We all know the story of Little Red Riding Hood, but do we understand it?

I saw an article about Little Red Riding Hood about the new movie that came out. And the lady who wrote the article got me thinking, what if we take it literally?

What if we let Little Red Riding Hood represent a girl, like she does in the book? And what if we let her grandma represent a grandma, like she does in the book?

But let’s let the forest or wilderness that Little Red Riding Hood has to cross to get to her grandma’s house, represent the world or a city in the world.

And let’s, let the wolf that hunts Little Red Riding Hood and attacked her grandma represent a bad guy of so sort or a stoker.

And let’s say the wolf instead of wanting to eat Little Red Riding Hood, wants to rape her. And let’s say the hunter that saves her represents a Good Samaritan. If we do this the story Little Red Riding Hood is about a girl who almost gets raped but is rescued by a Good Samaritan.

We as men must be more like the Good Samaritan and protect these lovely girls that live among us!!