zan Elenuna leli

  

Little Redhood

            

Once there was a little girl called Elenuna

       

She was good, and wore a bright red hood

        

Elenuna lived beside a dark forest

                   

one day, her mother told her "Oh [take] to granny this vegetable soup. She's feeling unwell"

            :
                   

"but don't forget the rules of the forest: number 1 : don't stray from the path number 2: don't talk to wolves"

          

I won't she replied as she set off along the path.

   

while going, she skipped

       

The sun shone, the birds sang in the sky

   

She (Elenuna) sang with them

         

However, a big bad wolf was watching her.

        

He wanted to eat her, he came besire her

    

He said "where are you going?"

                      

"I'm going to my granny on the other side of the woods with this vegetable soup. She's feeling sick"

       

She showed the soup to the wolf

                

"You'd better be quick then, I know a short cut" said the wolf

             

He showed her the short cut, then went on his own way.

         

His own way, also led to grannies house

                       

He knocked on the door, and said in a small voice, "I'm your grandchild, I have vegetable soup for you.

      

"O come inside my grandchild she said"

          

The wolf came inside, and ate up this granny in one mouthful

                   

He put on her clothes, and got into her bed in order to look like her.

        

When Elenuna arrived, he was ready.

                

"It's your granddaughter" she said, "I have brought you some vegetable soup"

     

"O come in said the wolf"

                       

She came inside and looked and her grandmother. "O granny, your eyes have gotten soo big"

         

"This is very good so I can look at you."

            

"Oh my granny. your ears have gotten soo big"

         

"this is very good so I can hear you"

                  

The wolf said, "O come closer, I'd like to taste some of your soup"

         

She came closer, and looked closer.

             

"O my granny. your teeth have gotten soo big"

         

"This is very good, so I can EAT you"

                 

The wolf leapt from the bed, got hold of Elenuna, and gobbled her up in one mouthful

       

Once he finished, he went to sleep, and snored

            

However, Walking beside this house was a woodcutter.

               

He heard the snoring and thought, "The old lady here doesn't snore this loud."

            

He looked in the window, and saw a wolf sleeping.

               

he entered the house, and , using his axe cut the wolf in two.

          

Out from his guts came Elenuna and Granny.

     

They all looked at the soup Elenuna had brought.

                  

"Do you think this soup would like some meat", suggested Elenuna