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Literary Analysis The 3 Little Pigs
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WHY "THE TRUE STORY OF THE 3 LITTLE PIGS!" MUST BE READ BY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
PLOT
Alexander T. Wolf is a wolf who needs sugar to bake a birthday cake for his granny so he decides to ask his neighbors
Al goes to a straw house to ask however there is no response, then he suddenly sneezes and destroys the house, revealing a dead pig. Al decides to eat the pig.
Al then goes to ask the pig's little brother who lives in a wooden house but then sneezes again, both destroying the house and accidently killing the pig. Al decides to also eat this pig.
Al then goes to the brick house to ask however the pig yells to get away. Al lets out a sneeze however it does not knock down the house. The pig cops see him trying to destroy the house and then arrest him.
Al ends up being known as the big bad wolf.
PLOT
Literary Elements
(SOAPTone)
Speaker: Alexander T. Wolf- Main Character
Occasion: Wolf needs sugar for cake
Audience: Elementary kids who are being taught
Purpose: To teach kids about the importance of point of view
Subject: Perspective and Stereotypes
Tone: Humorous
Literary Techniques
Flashback: The whole story is a flashback being told by the wolf
Simile: The Wolf eating the pig is the same as us eating a cheeseburger
Repetition: The story repeats but only with houses with different materials
Irony: The Wolf thinks he is innocent while he eats pigs
Why Elementary Kids must read "The True Story of the 3 Little Pigs!"
Teaches about the importance of perspective - different perspective of pigs and wolf
Wolf thought he was innocent
Also teaches about criminal justice and how we should treat crminals
Humourous and entertaining enough for the age level