As the story ended (well, the sanitized version), Emma added her own amendments:
Me: ...and the wolf slid down the chimney and the fire in the fireplace sent him right back up and out and he never came back. The pigs lived happily ever after.
Emma: And they gave him a bandaide.
Me: Oh?
Emma: Yes. 'Cuz he had a boo-boo.
Me: Yes, he did.
Emma: On his bum.
Me: Yes.
Emma: The pigs kissed his boo-boo and made it better.
Me: They did?
Emma: Yes, and they said sorry for burning his bum. Then they all lived together and ate ice cream.
Just thought you'd be interested in this new ending, so that you can tell it correctly to he new generations.
2 comments:
rlit's very good to know the rest of the story. nice to know that the piggies had to kiss the sad wolf's bum :)
I tell it that he fell into the chimney and landed in the pot of boiling water and the smart little pigs had WOLF STEW for dinner. Another ingredient in WOLF STEW is your fellow pigs, since they were eaten by the wolf earlier in the story. Lots of flavor, that wolf stew, hey buddy.
Which leads me to one of my favorite things my husband says which is, "I haven't been this happy since the pigs ate my little brother."
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