The Three Little Pigs

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The Three little pigs is an exciting story, involving 3 pink standard pigs and a cliche gray wolf that tries to attempt to blow over their homes and eat them up. The Storyline involves a mother female pig that's taken delicate care of the 3 male pink standard grade pigs that have decided all together that now is the time to have to depart from their pig birth mother and live into the real world. The first male standard grade pig decides to build his house out of straw thinking that nobody will attempt to disturb his home but the big bad evil wolf blows over the organic straw and now is attempting to consume the pig that lived in the house. The pig ends up falling out of the story and lands in a vast empty land like the places up on the hills. The wolf thinks he ate the pig and rubs his tummy so he decides to go on to the next pigs home. The next pig constructed his home out of sticks from a tree that happens to grow at this time of the year and the wolf had arrived to consume the small sized pig. The wolf huffs and puffs and managed to blow the stick home down but the pig got blown out of the story line and landed in the …show more content…

The pigs invite the dragon to come along with them. The dragon decides to join then and comes along on their adventures. The dragon is grateful because the king had sent a man to slay the dragon. Then the dragon and the pigs look through a room filled with other stories and tried to find their story. The pigs finally decide to go back home but they have one job left. The pigs do some rearrangements To the story and end up changing the story outcome and scaring the big bad wolf off. And the dragon helped fix the lettering of the story too. The pig decided to make supper for the other pigs and the dragon. The pigs and dragons ended up living happily from the evil King and the big bad wolf. The pigs were awed on what they had

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