Answer:
This is one of many stories with an alternate ending to its traditional counterparts. Within this book it shows how the Wolf was mistaken to be the 'bad guy'. The Wolf is the narrator and starts this story off by addressing the readers, one of the key phrases throughout the story being 'No, please. Look at me. Would I lie to you?' The Wolf describes himself as a vegetarian, who is a handyman doing odd jobs for Grandma, who he often got along with. However, he often felt neglected when Little Red Riding Hood came round. Each week Little Red Riding Hood would bring toffee for Grandma which was very sticky and horrible for her false teeth, so the Wolf tried to join in and even offered to eat the toffee, however they just continued to ignore him. The day of the incident, the Wolf was in the forest collecting herbs, when he noticed Little Red Riding Hood, he tried to talk to her, but she simply ignored him. So he decided to run to Grandma's house and hide her false teeth, when he noticed Grandma trying to reach for her best dress in the wardrobe, she couldnt reach so he helped her out. But, this is where it went terribly wrong, she fell into the wardrobe, bumped her head and became unconsious. So the Wolf decided to dress up as Grandma and when Little Red Riding Hood decided to pop the toffee in his mouth, he leaped out of bed. This is where the confusion began, it seemed to the outsider that he was about to eat her, He managed to escape before the woodcutter almost chopped him in half.
So,I think the wolf is the narrator of the story.You'll never realized it unless the readers will understand two sides of the story.
