Little Red Riding Hood tells her grandmother's basket of food to a friendly wolf along the way. The wolf sneaks into the grandmother's house, throws her in the closet, and waits for Little Red Riding Hood in her bed disguised as the grandmother. Little Red Riding Hood notices the wolf looks different but is eaten by him. A woodsman enters and chops the wolf open with an axe to rescue Little Red Riding Hood, who survives physically unharmed but psychologically scarred.

1. Little Red Riding Hood’s Spiral Into Therapy It All Started….

3. While on her journey through the woods, she ran into a very friendly wolf. He asked her “Where are you going little girl?” She stupidly replied, “I am going to my sick grandmothers house to take her a basket of food.” “AH HA,” he replied, “Have a nice day.” She continued on her way until she arrived at her grandmas house.

4. The wolf sneaks into Grandma’s house tears off her nightie and throws her into the closet.

5. The wolf then quickly puts on grandma’s nightie and jumps into bed.

6. Little Red Riding Hood arrived at Granny’s house to find her laying in bed. However, she had really big eyes, ears and a big mouth.

7. Granny turned out to be “the wolf.” The wolf ate Little Red Riding Hood.

8. There was a knock at the door, the woodsman entered. He was shocked and surprised to encounter the wolf. Quickly, he took action, and threw the wolf on the kitchen table.

9. The woodsman grabbed his axe with Arnold Schwrchenegger-like intensity and carefully chopped the wolf into bits and carefully removed Little Red Riding Hood from his belly. She was confused, but unharmed. She didn’t know it would take her years to recover.