The Seven Little Goats and the Big Bad Wolf

    By Eng Rowaa

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    13 Oct, 2024

    a painting of two women standing in front of a herd of sheep in a field with a house in the background, a storybook illustration, Brothers Hildebrandt, american scene painting, kinkade

    In a small cozy cottage lived a mother goat with her seven playful kids. She loved them dearly and always protected them from danger.

    a painting of a man with a bunch of sheep in a field with a barn in the background and a dog in the foreground, a storybook illustration, Chris LaBrooy, furry art, furaffinity

    One day, Mother Goat had to leave the cottage to gather food. She gathered her kids and said, 'Stay inside and lock the door. Never open the door for anyone until I return.'

    a group of animals standing in front of a house in the woods with a dog and a wolf nearby, a storybook illustration, Dan Mumford, fantasy art, storybook illustration

    In the nearby forest, a cunning wolf watched the mother goat leave. He licked his lips, thinking about the seven little goats alone in the cottage.

    a painting of two wolfs in front of a cabin in the woods with a door and a window, a storybook illustration, Brom, fantasy art, official art

    The wolf approached the cottage, disguising his voice to sound like the mother goat. 'Open the door, my dear ones,' he called out, 'Mother is back with food.'

    a group of foxes in a forest with a man in a trench coat and a group of foxes in a tunnel, a storybook illustration, Aaron Jasinski, furry art, furaffinity

    The goats, however, recognized the wolf's gruff voice and refused to open the door. Angry and frustrated, the wolf retreated to the forest to devise a new plan.

    a wolf in a coat eating a piece of cake with honey on it and a candle in his hand, a character portrait, Aaron Jasinski, furry art, dnd character portrait

    In his lair, the wolf thought of a new plan. He swallowed honey to soften his voice and dusted his paws with flour to make them look like the mother goat's.

    a group of animals standing in front of a small hut with a door open to it's entrance, an album cover, David Teniers III, altermodern, furaffinity

    The wolf returned to the cottage, this time with a sweet voice and white paws. Fooled by his disguise, the innocent goats opened the door, only to be gobbled up by the wolf.

    a goat standing in a field next to a wooden door with daisies around it and a bird flying overhead, a storybook illustration, Chris LaBrooy, altermodern, official art

    Mother Goat returned home, only to find the door wide open and her kids missing. She was devastated and began searching for her little ones.

    a painting of two goats sitting in a field of grass and flowers with mountains in the background and clouds in the sky, a storybook illustration, Chris LaBrooy, furry art, official art

    After a long search, she found the wolf, sleeping peacefully with a full belly. She noticed a slight movement in his stomach and realized her kids were still alive.

    a goat and a baby goat standing in a field of grass and flowers with trees in the background and a sky with clouds, concept art, Christophe Vacher, altermodern, official art

    Quickly, Mother Goat fetched a pair of scissors and cut open the wolf's belly. One by one, all her kids jumped out, unhurt and overjoyed to see their mother.

    a woman in a green dress standing in front of a herd of goats in a field with trees and grass, a character portrait, Clarice Beckett, serial art, leesha hannigan

    They filled the wolf's belly with heavy stones and sewed it back. When the wolf woke up, he couldn't move due to the weight and soon met his end.

    a painting of a woman in a field with sheep and a barn in the background with a sunset in the background, a storybook illustration, F. Scott Hess, figurativism, promotional image

    Mother Goat and her kids lived happily ever after, always remembering the lesson to never trust a stranger, no matter how friendly they might seem.

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