LRRH’s stomach aches, so the hunter gives her some tums OR hunter uses spear to stab someone “很痛”

Mother typically used the hunter on the road to communicate with Grandmother

hunter is courageous enough to use his muscles to free Granny

stones in the stomach is a reliable way of getting rid of the Big Bad Wolf

the hunter from Little Red Riding Hood

hunter’s wooden bucket

After the incident with the wolf, grandma felt better about living in a cave where she kept a rake by the door for protection. Little Red thought both provisions were mediocre preventative measures.

Little Red utilizes her hood every day when she is picking bouquets.

"Big Bad Wolf disguises himself to fool Little Red Riding Hood." (Little Red)

Think of another angle on the story from the perspective of the Big Bad Wolf.

It is hard to see now, but anciently, this was a picture of an animal's horn, and it can still mean that. (Grandma, what a big horn you have!)

This is the tale of the Big Bad Wolf: what a big mouth you have, or orifice, to be literary

Big Bad Wolf uses a knife to untie the cow to steal him to eat.

Alternatively, the original etymology for this character is an animal horn being separated from a cow with a knife.