Friday, March 11, 2016

Jayne's adaption of LRRH

Once upon a time, in the depth of dense forest lived a wolf family. In the family, Gray was the youngest wolf. Told from the ancestors, he was taught that humans were dangerous because they set traps to catch them and used weapons to shoot or kill them. Therefore, every time when Gray was outside, he would look around at first to check whether the place was safe or not. One day, he was chasing after a deer. However, it was not until the deer disappeared did he perceive that the scene in his eye was no longer a variety of shrubs and trees but a house with chimney. A whimper given from a dog drawing Gray’s attention, he saw one of the dog’s legs was broken. Then, a little girl who wore a red hood rushed to appease the dog. Meanwhile, a woman who carried a box was reaching them. For a while, the dog not only stopped moan but also stood up. Gray felt amazed by what he had seen. In addition, he began to rethink about humans “Are they dangerous or kind?” This doubt remained until his mother was injured by the traps. What came up to his mind were the girl and woman. Although they were humans as well, they were who could come to the rescue. Gray then sought out the house in his memory. Standing by the fence, his arrival made the motion that the girl played with the dog suddenly stopped. The girl called Little Red Riding Hood looked at him and said to the dog with a smile “We have another friend to join with us!” Surprisingly, LRRH was not scared by his appearance but welcomed his coming. Her kindness let Gray decide to give it a try, taking humans to their habitat for saving his mother. After he mentioned his purpose in coming, LRRH turned to her mother for help. Her mother, who was actually a vet, had already introduced various animals to LRRH and even some had visited their house as patients. Thus, it was one of the reasons that LRRH did not frighten by Gray; as for another, it was because Gray looked like a big dog. With LRRH and her mother’s company, Gray led them to the destination. Gary’s mother, critically painful with a little breath, was finally free from the trap thanks to the vet. The bloody wound stung all of them. Gray said “Why some of humans put us to death while some of them rescue us from death?” LRRH’s mother made a sigh and replied “Well, humans are not powerful than wolves so they choose to kill them initially. At the preemptive position, humans would not be afraid of attack from wolves. In terms of the traps, owing to the warmness of wolf pelt is so valuable that people want to fetch. On the other hand, I protest against the behavior done by those people because I believe wolves own their habitat to exist” Air flowing merely with silence for a moment, LRRH then said “I would be the person like my mother and I would protect the existence of animals and promote others to consent me.” Few years passed, Gray had grown into a mature wolf and LRRH had come of age as well. During the years, LRRH usually sent food to Gray and his family. Now, LRRH was a zookeeper and divided the dense forests as conservation for wolves.

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