The wolf and the seven goats (part 2)
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- Oil Oil Oil
- Oil
- Flour Flour
- We will not open, our mother has a softer voice
- Flour
- Chalk
- Daughters, open the door it's you-*urp
- Flour
- *Giggles
- I think I ate too much chalk
- Chalk
- But the wolf had woken up recently, so her voice wasn't as soft as mother goat. In this way, the goats told her they would not open the door.
- Show us your hoof above the door
- The wolf went to the goat shed, which was behind the house, and when she saw it was open, she entered. So, to soften her voice, she took some chalks that were in a box and ate them.
- Chalk
- After swallowing all the chalk, she tested her voice barking what she would say to the goats, but, since she had eaten so much chalk, she let out a little burp. So, she, blushing, began to giggle.
- My fluffy fur makes me look lovely, sweet and cute
- Chalk
- The wolf, with her soft voice, knocked on the goats' door, but they told her to show her hoof through the door window. Then, the wolf showed her rough black paw to the goats, so they, realizing who was behind the door was a wolf, got scared. The goats told her they won't open the door telling her to leave them alone.
- But the wolf was willing to do anything to fill her tum with them, so she didn't give up and went to the shed to see if there was something to change the color of her fur. In this way she uses her claws to cut a sack of flour, and added oil to it. Then, she began to put the mixture on her body.
- The flour made her fur white, while the oil made her fluffy. Although it didn't reach enough for her entire body, the lower part of her was white enough to fool the goats. However, she didn't realize that her fur was staining the ground, so she began to leave paw prints wherever she went.
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