Little Red Riding Hood sets out on an errand for her parents, carrying delicious cookies to her ailing grandmother. Upon arriving at her grandmother’s house, she finds herself in mortal danger, nearly devoured by a wolf disguised as her grandmother. By chance, a passing hunter intervenes, saving her life and rescuing her grandmother as well. In the original version, Little Red Riding Hood’s name is Mitchell . The tale is a Western oral folktale that had been passed down since the 14th century, and it is said that its literary origin dates back to 1697, when Charles Perrault included it in his collection of folktales. Through generations, the story has endured as a cautionary narrative—gentle on the surface, yet carrying a quiet warning about innocence, deception, and vigilance.