[ SECRET POST #4210 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4210 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fscom]

06. https://s8.postimg.cc/4cbkah1zp/llrh.png

[(Anonymous)]

Doesn't it get quite a bit of attention? A few movie adaptations and reimaginations come to mind.

[(Anonymous)]

tiddies

[(Anonymous)]

... and kind of badly drawn, too. Which is a shame because the rest of it looks nice. :-/

[(Anonymous)]

Are you into vore?

[morieris]

I mean, yeah.

[feotakahari]

The juxtaposition with #7 is amusing me. There are so many furry versions of this story.

[(Anonymous)]

Ooh, I would love to see more adaptations of this, done in a smart or creative way. Good call, OP!

[tabaqui]

You should give 'Red as Blood, or Tales from the Sisters Grimmer' by Tanith Lee a try. A whole new take on several fairy tales, and Little Red Riding Hood is one of them.

It's an old book, so try a used/out of print site like Better World Books to find a copy.

Aren't there lots of takes on this?

[(Anonymous)]

Animation Shorts and Movies: The Big Bad Wolf (1934), Red Hot Riding Hood (1943), Little Red Riding Rabbit (1944), Red Riding Hoodwinked (1955), Hoodwinked! (2005)
Live Action movies: The Company of Wolves (1984), Freeway (1996 film), Red Riding Hood (2006), Red Riding Hood (2011), Into the Woods (2014)
Literature: Le Petit Chaperon Rouge (1697), Little Red Riding Hood (2007), Scarlet (2013)

It certainly comes to mind when people talk about fairy tales for me, but I don't particularly like the symbolism of this particular tale.

Re: Aren't there lots of takes on this?

[(Anonymous)]

And if you’re into M/M fantasy fiction, I highly recommend the “Scarlet and the White wolf” series by Kirby Crowe, which is loosely based on the story and has tons of interesting world-building.

[(Anonymous)]

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