The Tale of the Wolf and the Seven Goats

 Once upon a time, a mother goat and seven little goats lived in those green lands that started in a sieve of straw where the forest ended. The mother goat loves her 7 little goats. He always tried to protect them. Mother Goat, whose house is very close to the forest, was constantly watching her cubs, knowing that she was a treacherous wolf living in the forest. One day, the mother goat decided to go to the forest to find something to eat for her cubs, as there was not much left to eat at home. However, because of the treacherous wolf, he kept thinking about what he could do, as he did not have the heart to leave his cubs alone at home. As night fell, an idea came to his mind. He immediately gathered his cubs around him and said to them, “My babies, when morning comes, I will go to the forest to find food for you. But I am also afraid that something bad will happen to you. That's why I want you to promise me that you will do nothing but tell you." she said. When all the kittens made a promise, the Mother Goat said to the 7 Little Goats, "Whatever happens, you will not go out and open the door to anyone until I come. Also be very careful with the Wolf in the Forest. He can trick you with all sorts of tricks by disguise or thinning his voice.” Seven goat cubs said to their mothers, “Don't worry, don't be left behind. We will be careful and protect ourselves from that cunning wolf.” they said. The mother goat, who relaxed a little when her cubs spoke confidently, set off towards the depths  of the forest. Meanwhile, while Kurt was looking for something to eat to fill his stomach, he heard a voice and immediately began to wait, hiding behind the bushes. And he saw that the mother goat… Kurt said, “The mother goat is here, and since her seven cubs were not seen behind her, she must have left them alone at home. This is great! I have to go and trick those puppies right away.” he thought. “Hurray!” rubbing his hands together. cried the Wolf, and set off for the home of the seven goatlings. He went so fast that he reached the mother goat's house in no time. 7 Goats were playing games and singing songs by themselves. They were so engrossed in the games that they were all startled when there was a knock on the door. “Be quiet and stay where you are.” he said, heading towards the door. He knew it was almost impossible for his mother to return at this hour. That's why he approached the door silently, thinking about who it was, and said: "Who are you?" he called. Wolf: “Don't you recognize me? My mother, my beautiful babies." he said, his voice thinning. They immediately realized that that voice did not belong to their mother and that the one waiting at the door was the cunning wolf. Baby Goat told Wolf, "You can't be our mother. She doesn't sound like our mother's voice at all. When she speaks, we all feel a sense of confidence and happiness, she. But when you spoke, restlessness and fear took over. You can only be that treacherous wolf our mother spoke of.” said. Furious at this answer, Kurt said, "I guess I forgot to change my voice exactly." said. Before going to the house where the goats are staying, he tried himself many times and went to the front of the house and knocked on the door just when he said my voice was similar. Goat cubs, who were also immersed in playing, were startled by the sound of knock, knock, knock coming from the door. The older baby brother turned to his siblings again and said, “Be quiet.” After giving a warning, he walked towards the door. He guessed it wasn't their mother. "Who are you?" He asked Wolf said, “My children, I have arrived, come on, open that door! I've brought delicious food for you." said. The 7 Little Goats looked at each other in surprise. Indeed, it sounded a lot like their mother's voice. The big goat cub tried to open the door when the smallest goat cub said, “Don't open it, this is not our mother! Look, the wolf's foot is visible." said Excited, the wolf did not even realize that he had stretched out his leg. He was just excitedly waiting for the goats to open the door. The youngest goatling said, “You sly and liar! Kurt, you can't be our mother. Our mother's booties are white and delicate. Your feet are black and wild…” he said. Kurt said “Oops! Where did these goats see my feet? I made a mistake again, why did I put my foot at the bottom of the door, it's like…” He walked towards the forest, saying and saying. The Wolf, who had no intention of giving up, was also very hungry. This time, he thought of a different betrayal and went straight to the bakery and said, "Help, I got my foot stuck in something, it hurts a lot. Could you put some dough on it, please?" He took a handful of the dough he had just kneaded at the baker's and rubbed it on the wolf's feet. He sprinkled some flour on it.