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The Third Little Pig

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THREE LITTLE PIGS- THE WOLF SIDE OF THE STORY Characters- Wolf, Judge, Defendant lawyer, & State Lawyer (Pig), Third Little Pig. Everyone knows the story of three little pigs and how the wolf played the role of Big Bad Wolf who ate the third little pig’s two brothers. This play will demonstrate the continuation of the story when the wolf is unsuccessful in eating the third little pig. The third little pig files a case against the Wolf and the Wolf is undergoing a trial. Stage directions [WOLF tries to enter the third little pig’s house and is caught in the boiling water by the police. As the catches the WOLF, he files a case against the third little pig and warns him to meet in the court of law.] WOLF Aaaahhhhhhh…It burns. I will see you in …show more content…

Wolf accused of the incident. THIRD LITTLE PIG’s LAWYER My Lord, we can visualize the fate of the third little pig and can analyze the trauma through which the third little pig is going through. Regarding all these facts, we can put Mr. Wolf into the verdict. [Third Little Pig steps out of the stand and waits in his position to listen to the allegations to be placed by the Plaintiff’s lawyer.] WOLF’s LAWYER Supportive Comment 1: Mr. WOLF has placed his point in the first instance that it was due to his bad cold that led to the death of the two pigs. Supportive Comment 2: Both pigs were dead before Mr. WOLF ate them. Supportive Comment 3: Mr. WOLF was made angry due to the behavior of the three pigs. Supportive Comment 4: To avenge his insult, Mr. WOLF had to jump into the third little pig’s house without knowing the presence of boiling water. THIRD LITTLE PIG’s LAWYER Supportive Comment 1: Mr. Third Little PIG understood the fate of his two brothers which is why he did not give sugar to Mr. WOLF. Supportive Comment 2: Mr. Third Little PIG tried to save his life from Mr. Wolf by placing a boiling water under the

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