The Three Little Pigs | Fairy Tale

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The Three Little Pigs is a classic tale about hard work and resilience. Three pigs leave home to build their own houses—one from straw, one from sticks, and one from bricks. A hungry wolf easily blows down the straw and stick houses, forcing the first two pigs to flee to their brother’s sturdy brick house. When the wolf tries to blow it down, he fails. In desperation, he sneaks down the chimney, but the pigs outsmart him by heating a pot of water. Scalded, the wolf runs away, never to return. The pigs live safely together, learning that effort and preparation lead to success.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
The three little pigs. Once upon a time, an old
mother pig had three piglets. Unfortunately, she didn't have enough
food to keep them, so she sent them out to
seek their own luck. When the first pig went out,
he met a man with a bundle of straw. The

(00:24):
pig said, sir, please give me the straw so I
can build a house. The man gave him the straw,
and the pig built a house out of straw. Soon after,
a big, bad wolf passed by. He knocked on the
door and said, hey, little pig, let me in. The

(00:48):
pig replied, no, no, not buy the hair on my
chinny chin chin. Then I'll huff and i'll puff, and
i'll blow your house, said the wolf, And so he did.
He huffed and he puffed, and he blew the door down.

(01:09):
The little pig ran quickly away to his brother. His brother,
the second pig had met a man with a bundle
of sticks. The pig said, sir, please give me the
sticks so I can build a house. The man gave
him the sticks, and the pig built a house of sticks.

(01:31):
He was sitting in his house feeling proud, when he
heard a knock on the door. It was his little brother.
The wolf blew my house down. Please can I stay here?
Of course, my house is made of sticks. It's safe
for sure, his brother said. Then the big bad wolf

(01:55):
came by the house made of sticks and said, hey,
little pig, let me in. No, no, not by the
hair on my chinny chin chin, replied the pig. Then
I'll houff and i'll puff, and I'll blow your house in,

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said the wolf. And so he did. He huffed and
he puffed, and he blew the door down. The two
little pigs quickly ran away to their other brother. The
third pig had met a man with a load of bricks.
The pig said, please, sir, give me those bricks so

(02:37):
I can build a house. The man gave him the bricks,
and the pig built a house out of bricks. He
was sitting in his house when he heard a knock
on the door. It was his brother's. The wolf has
blown our houses down. Please can we stay here? Of course,

(03:00):
my house is made of brick, it's safe for sure,
the brother said. But the wolf will surely come around here.
Let's make a plan to make sure he never bothers
us again. So the three little pigs came up with
a plan, and just like the pig predicted, the wolf

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came to his house. The big Bad Wolf came to
the house made of bricks and said, hey, little pig,
let me in. No, no, not buy the hair on
my chinny chinchin, replied the pig. Then I'll huff and

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i'll puff, and I'll blow your house in, said the wolf.
So the wolf huffed and puffed, and he huffed and puffed,
and he huffed and puffed, but he couldn't blow the
door down. See, he realized he couldn't open the door
by huffing and puffing. Then, of course, the wolf became

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angry and decided that he would come after the pigs
through the chimney. But the three little pigs knew that
he was planning to do that, and they hung up
a water kettle over the fire, and just as the
wolf came down the chimney, he took the lid off

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the kettle. The hot steam reached the Big Bad Wolf,
and with a howl, the wolf shot up, Oh jo
jo jo joj oh, you pigs, I will get you
some day. The wolf ran away as fast as he could,

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and after that, the Big Bad Wolf never came back.
Again he was too scared of the three smart little
pigs and the they lived happily ever after together in
the house made of bricks.