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The setting of "Little Red Riding Hood" is typically a forest in a fairy tale world.
Little Red Riding Hood's father is a woodcutter in the classic fairy tale.
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Supporting details for the story of Little Red Riding Hood include the character of the wolf, the grandmother's cottage in the woods, Little Red Riding Hood's red hood, and the moral lesson about not talking to strangers. These details help to create the setting, characters, and message of the classic folktale.
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The hunter rescued Little Red Riding Hood from the wolf in the woods.
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One important event in "Little Red Riding Hood" is when the wolf tricks Little Red Riding Hood by impersonating her grandmother. This pivotal moment sets the stage for the climax of the story where the wolf ultimately reveals himself and threatens Little Red Riding Hood.
The only item of her clothing that matters to the story is the red riding hood. A riding hood is a short hooded cloak. In the Grimm version she wears a red cap.