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The Wolf and the Seven Kids Once upon a time, there was a cuddly plush toy wolf named Zippy.

Zippy was a stuffed toy who comforted little children to bed.

He felt their warm, loving embrace, listened to the joyous bedtime stories, whispered against his velvety soft ears.

And when the children grew older, he got tossed into a flea market, only to be taken home by another new child.

This happened for years.

Zippy started to wish he was a real wolf.

And one night, his sad eyes and staunch yearning to turn into a real wolf

was heard by a fairy up above in the night sky.

And as Zippy was leaning up against the shelf, in the moonlight, a magical transformation occurred.

His soft fur made way to rough, coarse tuft.

His paws grew heavy, and a gleaming zipper now sealed his felt tummy.

He was a real wolf, yes, but a strange one, forever tethered to his plushy past.

Once Zippy came to life, he ran to the forest nearby to his freedom.

He reveled in the thrill of the wind whipping through his furry coat.

He howled at the moon like a real wolf for the first time in his life.

Oh That felt good

So this is what it means to be a real wolf

I'm so famished my stomach is growling for food as Zippy was discovering himself

He tried chewing on some dry grass and and spat it out instantly.

He then proceeded to follow a scent that his nostrils picked up and followed the fragrant trail, which led him to a pretty little cottage,

where a mother goat lived with her seven kids.

I'm going to the market to get groceries.

You mustn't open the door to anyone.

Don't forget, I've heard rumors of a wicked wolf lurking about here on the prowl.

Sure, Mom, but how would we know?

What if someone knocks on the door?

I've heard it's black with horrifying paws and a nasty deep voice.

If it knocks, keep the door tightly shut.

And remember kids, wolves are clever predators.

They are known to outsmart their preys and make them into a happy meal.

Mother Goat's words were wise indeed.

For as she was telling one of her neighbors about her fears, Zippy the wolf, disguised as a peasant,

was hiding close by, listening to every word.

Good, very good.

If the mama goat goes to market, I'll drop by her house and say hi to her kids.

He he he.

Then, trying not to look too conspicuous, the wolf hurried along to the goat's cottage.

There, he threw off his disguise.

He then growled in a deep voice.

Open the door.

It's mother.

I've just come back from the market.

Open the door.

When the kids heard the deep voice, they remembered their mother's warning from behind the barge door.

We know who you are.

You're the wolf.

Our mother has a sweet gentle voice, not a deep horrible one like yours.

Go away.

We'll never open the door to you.

And though the wolf banged furiously on the door, the kids, though trembling with terror, refused to let him into the house.

And so the door remained shut.

Then the wolf had a brainwave.

He dashed off to the baker's and got a big cake dripping with honey.

He hoped this would sweeten his voice.

Open the door.

Ahem, children, it's mother.

Open the door.

Children, it's mother.

Come out and help me with these heavy bags.

And in fact, after eating it, his voice didn't sound quite so deep.

Over and over again, he practiced imitating Mother Goat's tender voice.

You see, he'd heard it from the woods.

When he felt certain he could easily be mistaken for Mother Goat herself, he rushed back to the house and the seven kids.

Open the door.

It's Mother.

I've just come back from the market.

These grocery bags are heavy.

Someone come help me bring them inside.

This time, the kids had doubts.

The voice did rather sound like Mother's, and they were about to unlock the door, when one of the kids suspiciously asked,

Mother, let us see your foot.

Without thinking, the wolf raised a black hairy paw, and the kids knew the wolf had come back.

Don't come any closer.

You're not our mother.

She doesn't have horrid hairy paws like you.

Go away!

Go away, you wicked wolf!

And once more, despite all his hard work, the wolf found the door locked against him.

The wolf ran down to the mill and found a sack of flour.

He thrust his paw into it until they were pure white.

I'll trick them this time.

My mouth's watering already.

I'm hungry.

My tummy's growling.

And my trousers are falling off my waist.

I'll gobble these tender kids whole.

Again, he knocked on the door.

Open the door!

Open the door, boys!

It's Mother!

I've just come back from the market!

These bags are full of treats!

One of you come fetch me!

There are plenty!

This time, the Wicked Wolf also tweaked the Mother Goat's voice to perfection.

The voice seemed exactly like hers.

But the cautious kids quickly called out again.

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Mother, let us see your foot.

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The wily wolf lifted a snow-white paw, and the kids, now reassured, threw open the door.

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What a shock they received.

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An enormous set of jaws with razor-sharp fangs growled fiercely.

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The feral wolf, with his claws out, reached for his prey.

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The kids scampered in panic.

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One dived under the table, while another snuck below the bed.

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Another kid hid in the cupboard, and one tried to hide in the oven, though the stove was still hot.

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One kid crouched inside a barrel.

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The smartest kid hid in the grandfather clock.

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There he huddled, holding his breath, as the wolf hunted down his brothers.

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One by one, the kids were pulled from their hiding places.

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All except for him.

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The wicked wolf's appetite did not pass until he had found each one of them and swallowed each in a single gulp.

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The only one to escape was the little black lamb kid,

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for the wolf never imagined that there was room for a kid inside the very narrow grandfather clock.

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Meanwhile, Mother Goat really came back from the market when from a distance.

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She noticed that the door was ajar.

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She rushed home with her heart in her mouth.

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She had a sinking feeling.

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Oh no!

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My poor babies!

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Oh my my!

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Not my poor babies!

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Her worst fear was actualized.

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When she came inside the cottage, she saw.

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Her house was at sixes and sevens.

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Her belongings were thrown around.

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chaos.

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The wicked wolf had gobbled up all her children.

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She dropped into a chair, bawling bitterly.

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But as she cried, the door of the grandfather clock swung open.

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And out ran the black lamb.

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Mommy, Mommy, it was terrible.

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The wolf came like you said, and I think he has eaten an all- Oh, I'm sorry my poor child.

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You're the only one left.

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That evil brute has gobbled them all.

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Not long after, Mother Goat and her son left the house to take a stroll in the garden.

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Suddenly, she heard a low wheezing sound.

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Someone was snoring heavily.

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It was the greedy wolf.

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His feast of kids had been too much for him, and he was fast asleep, oblivious to the world around him.

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Mother Goat glared down at him in anger.

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She grinded her teeth, but quickly she noticed something unusual.

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She saw the zipper sewn across the fat tummy of the wolf.

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She took a double take, and no, they were not his dungarees.

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It was on his skin.

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This was Zippy the wolf.

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In a flash, The mama goat had an idea.

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She said to her son, Quickly but quietly run and fetch me a heap of stones.

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Lay low and don't panic.

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Mama is here.

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We can do this.

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Now go.

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Once the little black lamb got busy collecting stones, she turned to the wolf and dexterously unzipped the wolf's stomach.

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As she had hoped, the ravenous brute had swallowed every kid whole.

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Which meant they were still all alive and well inside his tummy.

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One by one, out they popped from the wolf's tummy.

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Shhh, boys.

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Silently go help your brother.

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He is out back collecting stones, pebbles, small rocks, anything you can find.

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Come on now, scurry along and be quiet.

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Mama is here. Where is he?

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Behind that bush, darling, look.

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Oh, okay, Mom.

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It's good to see you, Mom.

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Oh, my darling, it's good to see you too.

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Now go.

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Hurry, hurry, not a sound.

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You heard Mama?

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And kids, we must get away before he wakens up.

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And so, Mama Goat filled the wolf's stomach with stones, pebbles, and tiny rocks that all the little lambs had collected.

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and she nimbly zipped it back up again.

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The wolf woke up later with a raging thirst.

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Ah, what a heavy tummy I have.

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I've eaten too much.

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All these lamb kids, I could really use a drink of water.

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But as the wolf bent down to the river to drink, his tummy full of stones tipped him over and he fell into the water.

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The weight took him straight to the bottom.

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And the goat and her kids shrieked with joy as he sank.

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Yay!

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Mama, you're a genius!

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I love you, Mama!

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My babies!

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I love you all so very much!

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The wicked wolf was gone.

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And the kids scurried home happily with their loving mother.

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And they all lived happily ever after.

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