Three Little Pigs Remix
I heard about the three little pigs and how the big bad wolf came and wrecked all of their houses but the brick one. Everyone thinks the same thing, if the first two pigs would've been better prepared, maybe they would have a place to live. The third pig who took his time to build a soild brick house was the most prepared. Maybe we all missed something about the story. What if they all moved out of Momma Pig's house on bad terms? Maybe she just wanted to show them that they weren't as ready for the real world as they thought. My thought on this fairy tale is that Momma Pig just asked her friend from church, Mr. Big Bad Wolf, to go scare some sense into her little pigs. If we stop and think about it, his intentions weren't to hurt them. If you can blow a house down, I'm pretty sure you can kick a door in. He did a great job with the first two pigs. He huffed and puffed and boom, they were homeless. Once Mr. Wolf got to the third house, he must've realized this was Momma Pig's most mature son. While the others were settling for quick fixes on housing, this one took his time and worked hard on his house. I'm sure Mr. Big Bad Wolf went back and gave Momma Pig the news, and she was proud that one in three of her kids turned out good.
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